Sentence examples for but also assures from inspiring English sources

This not only offers an affront to southpaws everywhere, but also assures that the policies of the next president will be incorrect as they are signed into law.

The problem is exacerbated when an accuser is given a moniker like "Victim 1," which not only declares the truth of that person's accusation but also assures the reader that the person accused has assaulted others.

Our study not only encompasses internal asymptotic output consensus, but also assures certain disturbance attenuation to the closed-loop system.

Our real-life measurements using commodity hardware demonstrate that in many settings such mechanism not only allows to achieve better throughput, but also assures nearly perfect fairness.

By including a comparison with a historical control, a modified SG design not only identifies a more promising treatment but also assures that the regimen has a clinically meaningful level of efficacy as compared to a historical control.

To ensure the actual arrival of backup supply in cases of primary supply disruptions, a purchasing firm needs to work with its backup supplier to forge a strong partnership that not only protects itself, but also assures the backup supplier׳s economic benefit.

Haldane is the lone Class D team in Section 1 playing in the fall, assuring it a berth in regional competition but also assuring it of opponents from bigger schools.

She was right about that, and thereby bought another century for the Russian monarchy, but also assured that when the revolutionary moment arrived, it would be more violent and, ultimately, uncontrollable.

The two men, who were let go in layoffs this spring, said that a new product could not only restore their jobs but also assure them of continuous work until their own retirement nears.

Karen Karbo's tongue-in-cheek article not only made me laugh but also assured me that when it comes to taking care of children, not everyone in today's society has completely lost touch with reality.

The TV anchors looked exactly the way we knew they'd look, their faces urgent, their hair neat, their shoulders tense, they were filling us with alarm but also assuring us that everything was under control, for they, too, had been prepared for this, in a sense had been waiting for it, already they were looking back at themselves during their great moment.