Sentence examples for shown not only from inspiring English sources

Healthcare has been shown not only to improve wellbeing but also to cut re-offending rates.

These differences can be shown not only in images, but also in sound.

"They have shown not only respect but substantive interest in Al and Tipper".

High levels of it can correspond, as recent studies have shown, not only with baldness but also with heart disease and a greater susceptibility to infectious diseases.

And Ms. Hamilton's shadowy fast-moving projections were shown not only on the back wall of the stage but on the theater's walls as well, surrounding the audience.

Increasingly, these translated movies are shown not only in makeshift cinema halls, but are also broadcast on local television stations during prime-time programming.

Neuroscientific research has shown not only that emotions have their origins in neural activity in the brain but that different emotions display very different patterns of neural activity.

Professor Ruth Lupton and others have shown not only that between 2007/08 and 2010 the incomes of the poorest 10% of Londoners fell alarmingly but also that the incidence of poverty was becoming spread more evenly across the boroughs.

Throughout, the Turkish team had shown not only grit, but also great resourcefulness, as well as cool nerves and solid play-making, convincing even doubters that its advance into the final four was no mere fluke.

It was a style appreciated by a diverse audience, as his work was shown not only in galleries but also in Washington at the Smithsonian Institution and the National Gallery and internationally at the Venice Biennale.

Coughlan and Stepney were shown not only to be communicating regularly since before the first race of the season — won by Kimi Raikkonen at Ferrari — but also with two drivers of the McLaren team.