Sentence examples for raising not only from inspiring English sources

D'Cunha and his team are devoted to raising not only attainment, but pupils' aspirations.

Older pets like Tina are benefiting from advances in veterinary medicine that have accelerated in the past two to three years, raising not only the hopes of pet owners but also tough new questions about extending or saving an animal's life, and how much to spend in doing so.

I do think that companies that establish maquiladoras in poor countries should be obligated to make a social investment in return for their profit-making operations: create training institutes, by funding local school networks, and making a commitment to raising not only the expectations of the locals where they set up shop but actually investing in helping to fulfill those expectations.

Yet within a scant three months there opened one show after another — all modest in presentation, but fierce in impact — that kept raising not only the neighborhood's intelligence quotient but its emotion quotient: "Exit the King," "God of Carnage," "Hair," "Joe Turner's Come and Gone," "Mary Stuart," "Next to Normal," "The Norman Conquests," "reasons to be pretty" and "Waiting for Godot".

"And essentially, I-95 and access into New England is becoming much more congested, which is raising not only issues of the commute to work, but also the cost of moving freight into New England, which is driving up the cost of living".

Google's growing dominance is raising not only privacy concerns, but also anti-trust concerns.

That raises not only a matter of principle, but also one of realities.

Pigeons are raised not only as messengers and for sport but also for the meat of their squabs (nestlings).

The globalization of women's golf has raised not only the level of play and the purses, but also the stakes for having children.

Subsequently, the charity's profile has been raised, not only from local press coverage but by the fact we are talking to people and sharing this moment.

Granted, her family link to Ita would help raise not only the center's profile, but also much-needed funds for its programs.