Sentence examples for not only withstand from inspiring English sources

A radome must not only withstand various forces during operation, but also provide a window for electromagnetic signals.

Ideally, hospitals should not only withstand disasters, but also provide safe haven to those injured in them.

The "hardened" enterprise will be able to not only withstand all manner of disruption but also increase its competitiveness.

This pattern suggests that Cousinia could not only withstand Quaternary glaciations, but was a significant part of the glacial-age landscapes of the Irano-Turanian territory.

The structure must not only withstand the installation loads while being lowered to the seafloor, but also retrieval to the surface should a failure occur.

These were fabrics that could not only withstand potential frat boy abuse, but also would look and feel rich enough to grace her living room.

And when Officer Carroll and Officer Edward McMellon not only withstood badgering cross-examinations, but appeared consistently remorseful, the prosecution seemed to back off and deflate, only lightly questioning the next two officers.

The layered GCNTs network not only withstands the huge stresses caused by Fe2O3 expansion/extraction but prevents the agglomeration of Fe2O3 upon continuous charging/discharging.

The saving grace would seem to be the tremendous variety of approaches that this music not only withstands but also invites.

Rescued, restored and then restored and upgraded again, Carnegie has not only withstood the test of time, it stands like a beacon of hope for the country's underappreciated landmarks prematurely consigned to the garbage heap of history.

Our friendship has not only withstood the test of time, but also been tightly bound by unequivocal acceptance.