Sentence examples for not only assured from inspiring English sources
Asean's existence therefore seems not only assured but, if anything, strengthened.
His performance not only assured the success of his team but spurred a tactical change in baseball.
He not only assured these artists of commissions but also treated them as friends at a time when people still looked upon them as manual workers.
That leadership not only assured a long-run reduction in greenhouse gases and related pollutants, but also proved a catalyst for the alternative-energy industry; about one-third of all "clean tech" investment nationally now flows to the Bay Area.
It is a security that has not only assured the popularity of such positions, but the exponential growth of the public administration in the wake of democracy's return following the collapse of military rule in 1974.
For all those who participated in this survey, we not only assured them of the confidentiality and anonymity of their responses, preventing their answers from being interfered by social expectations (Podsakoff et al. 2003), but also promised to share with them the findings of this research.
"We don't want this to spread out into something else … I am not only assuring the minorities, I am assuring all Malaysians – anybody who is in Malaysia – that they are safe," he told reporters.
As a Republican, Romney has to not only assure voters that he wouldn't be beholden to church leaders, but he has to also gain the support of an evangelical base, which is probably more of an uphill battle than any declarations of "flip-flopping" could bring.
It not only assures topological continuity but also finds smoother transitions between matched and unmatched areas.
It can not only assure good fitness of the customized clothing but also reduce human efforts, costs, and production time.
The controller not only assures the stability of the overall adaptive repetitive control system including the time-varying generator but also assigns all poles of the closed-loop system on the disk with a given radius.
