Sentence examples for prove not only from inspiring English sources

However, they have to prove not only incompetence, but fraud.

The victim must prove not only that the treatment is inhuman, but that it occurs habitually.

"We need to prove not only to them but to ourselves that we can compete.

Provocative and lively, it will prove not only essential reading but also inspiration for all those interested in arguing more imaginatively more successfully.

The shrinkage and conductivity measurements seem to prove not only the change of kinetics of heat evolution/hydration but also the modification of the process and resulting products.

"I always had a lot to prove, not only to myself but to everyone else in this city and this league.

And Welles would prove not only self-destructive, but also his own worst enemy – why let anyone else fill that vital job?

In the United States, the person bringing the case has to prove not only that what was reported was false, but also that the publisher was at fault.

For that accusation to stick, however, the government will have to prove not only that the statements were untrue, but that the defendants knew it.

He knows he needs to prove not only to us but to the rest of baseball that he's healthy, and he can still pitch in the big leagues.

It lowers the penalties for accounting fraud and raises the bar for prosecutors by forcing them to prove not only wrongdoing but also damage.