Sentence examples for rise not only from inspiring English sources

The process has given rise not only to new friendships but also to new ways of seeing things.

This was the age that gave rise not only to Futurism and Vorticism but also to car racing and the electric chair.

But the prolonged fermentation of an overnight rise not only develops the dough's structure, it also enables starches to transform into flavorful sugars.

Islam is also on the rise, not only in troubled minority areas but also among tens of millions elsewhere in China.

For example, in some affected people, chemical compounds associated with certain foods, plants, and animals may stimulate an inappropriate immune reaction that gives rise not only to skin symptoms but also to congestion, wheezing, and gastrointestinal upset.

That was to have been an unabashed celebration of the birth of rocketry, which had given fateful rise not only to intercontinental ballistic missiles and the nuclear arms race but also to space travel.

Everyone rises, not only in respect, for we are jolted into personal memories and griefs.

Concern is rising not only among Republicans in New York City, but in Washington as well.

Borrowing costs have risen not only for overly indebted countries, but for healthy countries like Germany as well.

Prices are rising not only for rubber, but also for everything from mung beans and coconuts to sugar and soy.

But Africa's share is rising, not only because of brisker growth but because GDP has been seriously understated in many economies.