Sentence examples for only stepped up from inspiring English sources

The veteran coach only stepped up to the top job last April when the hugely successful Sir Dave Brailsford stood down to concentrate on Team Sky, the men's road cycling outfit.

In the end, the HP Spectre x360 is a definite proof that Windows PC manufacturers have not only stepped up their design game but can experiment and have compelling results.

With the unexpected release, the debate over using suspects' names only stepped up.

Indeed, Mr. Gore and his aides have only stepped up their populist rhetoric.

The Nuggets' lack of a true backup point guard last season was a major contributor to their bench woes, and in the absence of the injured Isaiah Thomas, Morris has not only stepped up admirably, but much like the team itself has exceeded all expectations.

China's so-called Internet Clearance Campaign launched early in 2014 only stepped up government control, which officials defend as necessary to keep public order.

"The people will only step up to that size point if they need that space — two children at home, a child visiting from college".

Recently she made a plea: She'll continue to handle weekends and holidays, she said, if someone else will only step up and claim Thanksgiving.

The police were not much help: as often happens with Golden Dawn's transgressions, sympathetic police officers looked the other way.Golden Dawn is not only stepping up its vigilantism and attacks against immigrants.

A couple of thoughts: these are all jobs that Mr. Torricelli used to perform, so in a sense, Mr. Corzine is only stepping up to the role of senior senator that people would expect him to perform.

Although the chancellor will only step up to the despatch box to present his budget later today, we already know about the changes that will have the greatest impact on Britain's working families.