Sentence examples for not only intensifying from inspiring English sources

Studies are not only "intensifying the long-running debate about the ethics of using sophisticated technology to save children with uncertain futures," but are also intensifying other ethical scenarios.

The vastly increasing number of online hotel room bookings is not only intensifying the competition in the travel industry as a whole, but also prompts travel intermediates (i.e. e-companies that aggregate information about different travel products from different travel suppliers) into a fierce competition for the best prices of travel products, i.e. hotel rooms.

And, wildfires are not only intensified by climate change, they also exacerbate it.

This not only intensifies the flavor but also makes removing excess fat easier because it congeals.

Byrne and Slim's sultry compositions not only intensify the tropical heat, they also make you feel like dancing.

Using an associated flow rule, we show that pressure-sensitivity not only intensifies damage levels but also increases its spatial extent several fold.

The incident had not only intensified Hoover's scrutiny of Morgan and the plotters; it also aroused the interest of the Senate Rackets Committee and its chief counsel, Robert F. Kennedy, who was investigating links between Hoffa's Teamsters and organized crime.

Interested in obtaining greater income, they not only intensified the exploitation of serf labour but also interfered in the traditional routine of the village by attempting to introduce new agricultural techniques.

In her earlier novels the poetry sometimes felt strained, overcooked, but here she finds a new restraint that not only intensifies the beauty of her language but feels truer and more profound.

Therefore, downregulation of Sesn1, Sesn2, Ampkb1 in AR100 motor neurons may result in a loss of p53-dependent inhibition of mTOR, mediating increased energy usage which, in turn, may not only intensify the mitochondrial deficits but may also reduce clearance of damaged mitochondria, causing increased cell stress.

Since the 1980s, this convergence has not only intensified, but it has also mutated: it might not fit the present conjuncture.