Sentence examples for rising not only from inspiring English sources

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.

But with demand growing and prices rising not only for electricity but also for natural gas, the state's energy crunch seems to get worse every day.

Mr. Zhang's comments signaled that tensions were rising not only over trade issues but also over longstanding claims that the Chinese have artificially depressed the value of their currency.

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

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

Prices rose not only for wheat, but also for corn and soybeans, since those grains are interchangeable as animal feed and a drop in wheat production could mean increased demand for the other grains.

GDP – the barometer of progress that underlies the Bretton Woods world – actually tends to rise not only with pollution and radically unequal returns from capital but also with societal challenges like crime, commuting time and family breakdown.

"As rates of irreligion continue to rise, not only here in the U.S.A. but all over the world, we need to understand secular people, secular culture, and secularism as a political and ideological force".