Sentence examples for has only been matched from inspiring English sources

92.3 per cent of those arrested subsequently confessed a record that has only been matched, if ever, in totalitarian states.

92.3 per cent of those arrested subsequently confessed — a record that has only been matched, if ever, in totalitarian states.

Acclaimed by critics for its witty dialogue and strong characterisation, Frasier won a total of five Emmy awards for outstanding comedy series, a record figure that has only been matched since by Modern Family.

Bush's singularly absent leadership instinct has only been matched since, to my eye, by the passivity and detachment exhibited by Haiti's president René Préval, who effectively disappeared in the wake of his country's disaster.

The second has revolved around Auburn's star quarterback, Cam Newton, whose transcendent play on the field has only been matched by the controversy that has dogged him off it.

Indeed the secret is largely undetectable to spectators so that only when things are broken down by slow motion can we see the sublime wrist action of a kind that, of this generation of cricketers, has only been matched by Anderson and the infamous Mohammad Asif.

Cricket writer A. A. Thomson noted that both milestones were unusual individually, and that such all-round achievements had only been matched in scope by those of W. G. Grace in the 1870s.

His three rounds in the 60s this week have only been matched by Tringale, who shot a three-under 69 on Saturday while playing in the next-to-last pairing.

His second half performance included a doubleheader against the Chicago White Sox where he hit a home run in each game; the second home run landed in the upper deck of Cleveland Municipal Stadium, a feat that at the time had only been matched by fellow Indians outfielder Jeff Heath.

This is despite an achievement, in underdog terms, that has possibly only been matched in the last 20 years or so by Alaves, of Spain, who reached the 2001 Uefa Cup final, or Mechelen of Belgium, who won the 1988 Cup-Winners' Cup final.

If so, it is not surprising that 'fine-tuning' of parameters such as the stiffness tensor or myocyte orientation has only been partially successful in matching model predictions and patient data.