Sentence examples for not only shrink from inspiring English sources

It would not only shrink the effect of salary disparities, but would also generate some much-needed revenue.

Slashing military spending will not only shrink government and help put us on a path to fiscal responsibility while stripping unaccountable, fat-cat defence contractors of hundreds of billions in corporate welfare.

The "any willing provider" with a price competition ethos means where GPs will be able to send patients to whoever (including private healthcare providers) offers the treatment at lowest price will not only shrink the NHS, but it also has the potential of compromising the standards of care.

Below are some of the book's top recommendations, which will not only shrink your carbon footprint, but also save you money in the long run.

The new foster care bill would not only shrink the supply of kids headed for group homes, it would also require more qualified staff to work in them ― what BCH calls "house parents".

Another downfall of penalization is that many penalties not only shrink small coefficients but tend to overshrink what should be large coefficients, adversely affecting the value of the model in prediction.

It has shown that the Arctic sea cap is not only shrinking in area but is also thinning dramatically".

The cadre of M.D.-Ph.D.s is not only shrinking, it's aging too.

Further, as TrimTabs points out, the available float of telecom stocks is not only shrinking, but is also at low historical levels.

Sustaining Moore's Law of doubling CMOS transistor density every twenty four months will require not only shrinking the transistor dimensions, but also introduction of new materials and new device architectures to achieve the highest performance per watt of power dissipation.

The arctic ice pack is not only shrinking in area but rapidly thinning as well, according to reports in tomorrow's Science and the 15 December issue of Geophysical Research Letters.