Sentence examples for progress not only from inspiring English sources

This, in turn, could lead to progress not only on cleaner air but also on global warming and the nation's growing dependence on foreign oil.

In Kentucky, the state demands progress not only in reading and math but also in science, social studies, the arts and health education.

Ms. Raja Teh credits the availability and affordability of household help with allowing Malaysian women to progress — not only in Islamic finance but in the wider work force.

The dean's office reported on the lad's progress: "Not only has he been conducting himself admirably in school work, but he has won distinction in other fields of effort.

Mr. Vick of GlobalSecurity.org said Iran's program for human spaceflight was apparently making progress not only in launching animals into space but in developing large new rockets and launching facilities.

Reformers hope that the plenum will signal progress not only on financial liberalisation, but also on land reform, changes to the household registration system that limits the welfare rights of rural migrants living in cities, and possibly the curbing of powerful SOEs.

And not just any part of California: the Goodells lived in the town of the title, with a name that becomes unavoidably mocking as "Sunnyvale" progresses, not only for its cheery sound but also for its Silicon Valley geography.

As the 4th century progressed, not only did Constantine's solidus remain indeed solid gold, but evidence drawn from a wide range of sources suggests that gold in any form was far more abundant than it had been for at least two centuries.

I will accept no other word short of "miraculous" to describe the fact that, as the day progressed, not only did I not get depressed, or feel hopeless, or get angry, but I actually began to feel positive.

At one of the shows a guy said, "We all know that Cambodia is a third-world country, but when they organised this fashion week it meant that we're progressing, not only in political or economic situations but in fashion too".

As climate change progresses, not only the global surface average temperature, but also the frequency of unstable weather patterns (e.g., sharp increase/decrease in temperature) will increase [ 23], which poses a significant challenge to public health sectors.