Sentence examples for risen not only from inspiring English sources

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

More recently, however, there has risen not only in mainland China but also in Taiwan an interest among Chinese-language social scientists to compare Chinese and non-Chinese societies.

BA: Allow me to default to a Christian cliché by quoting C.S. Lewis: "I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen: not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else".

It is also important to remember that the use of sex-selective abortion has risen not only because of sociocultural preferences for sons but also because girls are seen as an economic burden.

Taken together with the considerable costs of biologics, interest in monitoring the therapy has risen not only for the purpose of identifying markers that will serve as end-points for successful treatment, but also for timely cessation or switching of therapy in those unlikely to respond.

I believe in Christianity as I believe that the Sun has risen, not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else.

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.

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.

With the world's forests still in decline and the cost of energy rising, not only smart building, but smart remodelling and demolition, must become the norm.