Sentence examples for established not just from inspiring English sources

These directors have established not just careers but their own self-regenerating and self-challenging artistic habits and processes.

They said they rejected Afghanistan's US-made constitution and would keep fighting until Sharia Law was established not just in Afghanistan, but throughout the world.

Moreover, the records allow US intelligence agents to establish not just the movements of individuals but to monitor who else they communicate with.

It is all part of a larger effort to establish not just a seat of government, but a capital for a new nation.

Those hoping for something different from translated whodunnits may find it ominous that the opening pages establish not just one but two gone girls.

It's certainly not going to be the kind of precedent that I want to establish, not just for my presidency but for future presidents -- even if it was on the other side.

Like the old treasure trove law in mainland Britain, replaced in 1997 with the much more straightforward Treasure Act, Jersey's treasure regulations are based on medieval law, and depend on establishing not just that the hoard contains precious metal but how and why it came to be placed in the ground.

Han claims, "Big Data provides the means for establishing not just an individual but a collective psychogram".

Han claims that "Big Data provides the means for establishing not just an individual, but a collective psychogram".

It is precisely because Anglo-American institutions and the rule of law were so firmly established, and not just established on paper but rooted in a deep soil of purely English-speaking culture, that the country subsequently managed to open up so smoothly to people from other countries and cultures.

The chain of causes and consequences was stretching way beyond the established frontiers, not just in Britain's case but in the Americas and Asia.