Sentence examples for only one increasingly from inspiring English sources

Half the population or more has lived under only one increasingly decrepit leader.

But they are not the only one: increasingly, NGOs are also using shareholder resolutions to try to change company policy.Shareholder activism is not new.

And while the festival is the main draw in town, it is not the only one; increasingly, Stratford is becoming known for its food and music culture, and of course for its homegrown pop idol.

But they're not the only ones: increasingly, advertisers are using the video platform as a way to connect with their customers and fans.

Now there is too general an acceptance of "the Thatcherite conclusion that Britain's individualistic and increasingly inegalitarian society is the only one on offer".

Nor is it the only one that seems increasingly unfriendly to foreign company participation.

Chinese microbloggers got around the problem by using English words which evaded the digital dragnet, but conveyed the same meaning in Chinese: "Where's he?" The arrests of microbloggers on Weibo are only one part of an increasingly active tug-of-war between the Chinese Communist party and China's market-driven and increasingly questioning media.

Yet the success of the touring series is only one manifestation of the increasingly felicitous, not to mention profitable, confluence between video games and music.

The research shows that households that choose only one form of telecommunications increasingly are choosing a mobile phone, while those that choose to have both modes of communications are shifting their usage towards their mobile phones.

Wealth concentration is only one aspect of our increasingly kleptocratic system.

It's increasingly easy to see their story from both sides, and harder to settle on only one, as their past is slowly revealed.