Sentence examples for evidences not only from inspiring English sources
This posting again evidences not only that DPR has been aware that the vendors on Silk Road are engaged in illicit trade, but also that he has specifically designed the site to facilitate such trade.
Further, as right to health advocates have also contended UHC is a practical expression of this human right, its suggested positioning in the Open Working Group's proposed health goal (the eighth of thirteen targets) evidences not only UHC's fragility in evolving intergovernmental post-2015 discussion, but equally reinforces the right to health's diminishing profile in the post-2015 landscape.
Each of these topics, for Hacker, is evidence not only of a gender gulf but of a widening one.
"There is evidence not only of the dispossessed president's extravagant and luxurious lifestyle here, but also of the culture of bribery, corruption and nepotism".
Held once every five years, the competition's stature is evidenced not only by its winners – Martha Argerich and Krystian Zimerman followed Pollini – but by its losers: both Vladimir Ashkenazy and Mitsuko Uchida were runners-up.
"The accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power station was graphic evidence not only of how obsolete our technology was, but also of the failure of the old system".
They are evidence not only of this novel's insistent lovability but also that its heroine, Sophie Stanton, has been mixed-up enough to wear the slippers to work.
Ali Mohamed's confession represents the first credible, public evidence not only that Mr. Mughniyah and Mr. bin Laden have been collaborating, but that Iran has been backing them.
There has been no such contrast this season, evidence not only of Farrell's greater maturity but also the more pragmatic approach they have developed under McCall.
