Sentence examples for superiority not only from inspiring English sources

And, after the country's fully democratic election in 1994, the towering presence of Nelson Mandela shed a glow of moral superiority: not only had Mr. Mandela spent 27 years in prison for his beliefs, but, finally, the continent could now look forward to what Thabo Mbeki, his successor, called an African Renaissance.

Therefore, in essence the inverse of Wallace's principle holds for the present model: heterozygote superiority not only prevents the evolution of reproductive separation of subpopulations but even reinforces the evolution of increased genetic coherence.

In conclusion, the liquid nitrogen jet fracturing presented apparent superiorities not only in avoiding the problems in hydraulic fracturing but also in overcoming the technical shortcomings of conventional liquid nitrogen fracturing.

Its superiority embodies not only in the capability to resolve coherent sources, but also to incorporate prior information on the frequency spectra of the sources.

Trump has named China repeatedly as one of the biggest rivals to U.S. economic superiority in not only the region but the world.

D3F and D3F2 do not show absolute superiority than D3 not only for the isolated dyes but also for the monomeric adsorption system.

Fantasies of moral superiority and exceptionalism are not only a sign of intellectual vapidity and moral torpor, they are politically, economically and diplomatically damaging.

As far as Strachey was concerned, he was the architect of a late Victorian public school system whose philistine vigour, obsession with sport and easy assumption of social and racial superiority had given us not only the empire, but also a devastating world war.

Unravelling the mechanisms responsible for the superiority of AIs is not only of interest biologically but it may also be help to achieve further improvements in endocrine therapy in the future.

In comparison the maximally tolerated temperatures determined in the high throughput robot system were much more in line with bioreactor cultivation data, demonstrating the superiority of this system, not only in throughput and handling, but also in the quality of generated data.

Ross was among the first to admit the superiority of Man o' War, not only over his own horse but also over any other horse.