Sentence examples for establishing not only from inspiring English sources
"If you go, I don't think you should come back," he says straight away, establishing not only a forced dramatic tension but Stephens's debt to Harold Pinter Elwoodd.
A winning prosecution depends on establishing not only who knew what and when but also who knew that a tip came from a source breaching a duty of confidentiality.
SEM analysis points out that the nature of the organic solvent and the aqueous organic solvent ratio contribute in establishing not only different sizes and/or shapes of the hydrotalcite-like particles, but also distinct features of their organisation and interconnection pattern.
In spite of opposition and difficulties of many kinds, St. Teresa succeeded in establishing not only convents but also, with the cooperation of Juan de Yepes (later St. John of the Cross), a number of friaries that followed this stricter observance.
The BU finding was followed by more than 200 studies establishing not only TFP's cause — that alcohol raises the level of HDL (good cholesterol) and lowers LDL (bad) — but that wine had other health benefits, e.g., cancer-fighting antioxidants.
The idiom of co-production (Jasanoff, 2004) has captured this symmetrical constitution with particular cogency, highlighting how, when such settlements are eventually reached, they end up establishing not only an epistemic but also a normative order.
Additive Manufacturing (AM) is established not only in prototyping, but also in serial production of end-use products.
Callus and cell cultures were established not only as model objects but as the system for bioactive compound synthesis.
These fossils therefore establish not only that dinosaurs existed by this time, but that they had begun to diversify.
Model sensitivity is established not only from a weld residual stress perspective, but also from an assessment of the post-weld plastic strain accumulated in the weldment.
The latency of these partially-cured intermediate materials was established not only by a thermally activated base generator, but also by the vitrification of the formulations.
