Sentence examples for not only upgraded from inspiring English sources

The president singled out Mooresville for its program, which not only upgraded technology but also provided a computer to each student and extra training for teachers.

But since then, it has not only upgraded it to national highway status, but widened NH69 to a four-lane carriageway.

But when Mr. Silber, an executive with the Harman Consumer Group, an electronics company in Woodbury, N.Y., checked in at the ticket counter, a United Airlines employee not only upgraded him on the spot but apologized for the lapse.

But in the new movie version of "Hedwig," which opens on Friday and which, like the play, was written by and stars John Cameron Mitchell, Phyllis is not only upgraded to a full-blown character, she has also undergone a change of heart.

Through its strategic transformation, Citibank not only upgraded itself but also led such transformation in the whole banking industry.

The team made what she called a "scary" decision to undertake a high-end renovation, not only upgrading the plumbing and electrical systems, but also redoing all the floors and putting in central air-conditioning, radiant-heat bathroom floors, millwork underneath the windows and detailed molding.

Because understanding your state is the key to not only upgrading your career, but any area of your life.

It is national government's role to ensure an enabling regulatory framework and credentialing system, to drive the implementation of relevant policies and to resource, guide and support training institutions to not only upgrade training but also ensure appropriate initial and continuing education (integrated, multidisciplinary, community- and outcomes-based).

Compared with other strengthening techniques, the one proposed here not only upgrades ultimate and serviceability behaviour but also adds post-punching resistance, which is a great advantage in the event of progressive collapse, since it may avoid the collapse of an entire structure, thus reducing the risk of material and human losses.

To thin inventories — and to counter competition from bank-owned houses and existing homes on the market, as well as houses from bankrupt builders — many companies have sweetened the incentive pot, offering not only upgrades and discounts but also financing and payment protection programs.

Your reward is not only an upgraded ability, but also an honest sense of triumph.