Sentence examples for not only rising from inspiring English sources

Attacks on United States troops are not only rising, they are becoming more sophisticated.

The risk for buy-to-let borrowers is not only rising mortgage costs, but tenants failing to pay the rent.

"Food prices are not only rising, but they are also volatile and will continue this way into the future," said Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the World Bank managing director.

Mr Obama's bad luck is to have the job at a time when America's new Chinese rival is not only rising but has also become Uncle Sam's principal creditor.The economic parallels may be a bit closer.

Now, the city has lost exclusive gay fashion store D'kloset – and this time it is not only rising commercial rents that spelled doom for the store – but also a judgement by the Indian supreme court to criminalise gay sex.

These divergent moves reflect the uneven landscape the Obama administration confronts in the region, including not only rising China and recalcitrant North Korea, but also an unreconstructed military dictatorship in Myanmar and a reformed military state in Indonesia — and a Communist government in Vietnam that is showing signs of retreating from its reformist path.

Horne not only rose above it all, but also significantly contributed to changing the situation.

But many of the men not only rose onto point but also hopped, turned, ran and balanced on point.

Japan's sun does not only rise, the book argued; trends can also bring about their own downfall.

Albeit in time Akinfenwa not only rose above it but attained an unlikely kind of Baltic celebrity.

CHICAGO — During the national anthem at Chicago Blackhawks home games, the fans not only rise, but cheer, hoot and holler at the top of their lungs.