Sentence examples for certain not only from inspiring English sources

He is almost certain not only to surpass that figure this time, but to raise substantially more than any challenger.

He is now certain not only of the existence of aliens, but the fact that their visits to Earth have been covered up - though he reckons that we will all know about such things "within the next decade".

Wade Horn, the federal official in charge of Head Start, said that extensive field testing had been done to make certain not only that the test is reliable, but also that children find it "fun, interesting and enjoyable".

The prospect of his trial and imprisonment in Peru seems certain not only to undo those ambitions, but also to introduce a polarizing and potentially destabilizing figure back into Peru's politics.

As reform of the existing economic order to deliver personal enfranchisement seems ever more unachievable, so the fight for change has migrated to cultural issues on which the advocate can be more certain not only of the rightness of the cause, but of the possibility of victory.

"This was described as the long-sought answer to a vital question, making it practically certain not only that the vaccine will produce effective immunity against all three types of polio but also that the immunity will be of the lasting type, possibly for the individual's lifetime," The Times reported.

We know that level of corruption has been endemic in a certain area and among certain journalists, not only in the U.K. but I suspect globally.

Today, I'm older, possibly wiser, but so much less certain -- not only about the precise details of what I saw but also about how I have observed the world for more than 30 years.

What Nusseibeh represents is the persistence of the idea of compromise, a certain sympathy not only with his own people but with the Other.

In addition, it would prohibit Russians from passing certain information not only to other countries, but also to foreign nongovernment groups.

Across the world there is a link between ethnicity and occupation, with certain jobs not only viewed as low status, but also lower paid and with fewer rewards.