Sentence examples for nothing but increased from inspiring English sources

"Despite the growth in our economy, despite the record-low unemployment, you see nothing but increased anxiety about globalization, technology and trade.

The macroeconomic effects of fiscal policy has long been a matter of great importance for researchers and policymakers, and the financial crisis in general and the public debt crisis in some euro area countries in particular have nothing but increased the interest in this topic.

"In only a few months on the books, Russ Feingold's pet project has done nothing but increase the money and influence of special interests".

We therefore arrive at the apparently paradoxical, but extraordinary, position that spending more on the most common mental disorders would not only cost the NHS nothing, but increase the amount it saved.

A Wyatt-Taker feud would do nothing but increase the families and Bray's popularity and would allow Undertaker to compete against one of the company's fastest rising stars.

John Boehner of Ohio, a House Republican leader, citing the growing unemployment rate, said Sunday that the president's economic stimulus program has done nothing but increase the size of government.

And that, in turn, will do nothing but increase your own financial security.

Surely we do nothing but increase the odds of there being another Enron each time we add complexity to the law.

There's a strong argument that does nothing but increase the rage," he said.

"It would do nothing but increase the quantity demanded - and it wouldn't increase supply," wrote Dave Garthoff of the University of Akron.

House Republican leader John Boehner of Ohio, citing the growing unemployment rate, said Sunday the president's economic stimulus program has done nothing but increase the size of government.