Sentence examples for proving not only from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly Dev was awarded the man of the match, his innings proving not only a match changer, but possibly also the point from which the Indians believed that anything was possible.

Politicians in the United States almost never sue for slander or libel, partly because American law puts public figures to the nearly insurmountable burden of proving not only that the statements they object to are false but also that they were made with knowledge of that falsity or with serious doubts about their truth.

Displacements of 0.8 mm with measured forces of up to 40 mN were reached without material degradation, proving not only the viability of the device but also the potential applications of this type of actuator.

In North Carolina, the murder statute may require proving not only that a supplied drug definitely caused a death but also that the dealer acted with malice.

"But I was shown studies from Lund University proving not only that the load-bearing capacity of a tree is much better than sawn timber, but also that there are ways to connect to the trees that do not harm their growth".

Additionally, Behnia et al. [ 94] combined PRGF with a scaffold designed as carrier for GFs and stem cells, proving not only the applicability of the material but also the good potentiality in promoting bone regeneration when combined with PRGF and MSC.

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

I proved not only that my body is with Poland but also my heart".

By scrutinizing movement and demonstrating its multifaceted complexity, "Glacier" proves not only absorbing but also moving.

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.