Sentence examples for not only validated from inspiring English sources
The victory not only validated Florida's improvement this season, but also signified a giant leap forward from where the Gators were this time last season.
With a two-and-a-half-length victory over his stablemate The Cliff's Edge in near darkness, Birdstone not only validated his upset victory over Smarty Jones, now retired, in the Belmont Stakes, but he also gave his Brooklyn-born trainer, Nick Zito, his first Travers winner.
The results of case studies not only validated the findings obtained from quantitative analysis, but also provided more in-depth additional reasons for the identified factors.
In a call, MessageBird founder and CEO Robert Vis told me that, even though the startup has "been profitable from day one," the level of in-bound enquiries it had started to get not only validated demand but was also at a level that the then 40-person team could no longer service.
Today, in this very moment, I am ensuring that your voice is not only validated but needed in the most dire way.
But it's inspiring to see artistic innovation not only validated by the Tonys but embraced on such a popular scale.
"His desire to play for Thailand not only validates the W.B.C. concept, which we fully support," said Riccardo Fraccari, the president of the federation, "but also demonstrates the strong draw for top players to represent their countries and to play against the best in the world".
The results not only validate the feasibility but also agree the performance of the proposed interferometer.
But Nexus One and Android success not only validates the race with Apple, it brings Microsoft into third place in the smart phone race.
Our study not only validates the genetic schemes for the isolation of RNA polymerase mutants that alter fidelity, but also sheds light on the mechanism of transcription accuracy.
A prototype of this service has been implemented in order to, not only validate the tie strength model, but also to deploy some pilot experiences.
