Sentence examples for defences not only from inspiring English sources

The bigger picture relates to McIlroy's season, which would see attempted defences not only of the Open but the US PGA Championship at Whistling Straits in mid-August.

Size matters in defence: not only are there economies of scale on long production runs, but it is useful to spread research and development costs over many projects.

Amusement and laughter might not be appropriate, but they are a good defence, not only against the appalling and the abject, but against that uncanny urge that otherwise might make one believe that any of this was real.

For all the excellence of Willian and the more coherently directed aggression of Diego Costa, the defence not only proved unable to hold a lead but fell behind themselves by conceding twice in the space of little more than quarter of an hour on either side of half-time.

We believe that DNSSEC is the most suitable defence not only for thwarting cache poisoning attacks but also for detecting them.

"I don't regret not starting Bobby Zamora as we've had a lot of games where we've had clean sheets so it was about the defence not only about the strikers so I made the decision on Thursday to play Andy Johnson".

Increased ROS formation and decreased efficiency of the antioxidant defence not only causes the permanent alteration of biomolecular structures (DNA, proteins, lipids) but also their functions [ 4].

"We did a really good job in defence, but not only defence.

This they have to do in defence of not only the propriety of their policies, but also the legitimacy of the Army itself.

Mr Rumpole is also disturbed that Mr Pringle's defence was not only that he was one of nature's Rumpoles.

It views NATO as the natural defence arm not only of Europe but of everything affecting the West, and therefore wants it to be the main instrument for dealing with terrorism and weapons of mass destruction.