Sentence examples for be evident not only from inspiring English sources

This response would be evident not only in providers offering riskier procedures, but deciding to practice in riskier specialty areas (for example, obstetrics).

But Scroogieness (is that a word?), like greediness, can be evident not only in being a tightwad, but in the desire to both give and get as much as possible.

If correct, this should be evident not only in the overall accuracy of judgments, but also in higher sensitivity in signal detection analyses.

This impact is evident not only in early monitoring of response conflicts, but also in late processing of response inhibition.

Increasingly, Dr. Dean's strength is evident not only in early polls, but on the ground in places like Iowa and New Hampshire.

His influence is evident not only in Crumb's now canonized comics, but also in contemporary graphic novels by Drew Friedman, Gary Panter, Charles Burns and Peter Bagge.

This Mesopotamian influence is evident not only in the Flood story but throughout the first 11 chapters of Genesis...

These results were evident not only for the carbon fibers without artificial nano-notches but also for those with artificial notches less than 30 nm in depth.

The administration's optimism is evident not only in its talk but also in its fiscal projections, which one budget watchdog has called unreasonably rosy.

This is evident not only in his frequent allusions to modern architects like Mies van der Rohe and Wallace K. Harrison, but in his affinity with the work of Venturi and Scott Brown.

This is evident not only in the emissions record so far but also from the continued unbroken link between emissions and economic growth or decline.