As the nation has grown richer, more people have been able to afford not only basic necessities but also as many televisions and cars as they wanted.
They could simply work fewer hours and still have enough money to afford not only food and shelter but also a good bit of entertainment.
Billionaires from all over the world can afford not only the price of Manhattan's top penthouses and full-floor residences, but also to wait, since they are never scrambling for a place to call home.
We can infer from Wenger's wisdom that Cech is afforded not only a fine perspective on the game but that he also has the wit to communicate what he sees.
The global credit crunch was a result of their relentless campaigns to get us to buy things we can't afford (not only that, but it turns out, those police sunglasses don't make me look like George Clooney, which I thought was, like, the whole deal).
He was playing for Padova against teams so rich that they could afford not only superior players but sometimes venal officials, too.
Statewide simulation networks afford not only the possibility of meeting capacity needs for anesthesiologists, but also provide a venue for training trainers, setting standards, and bringing academic and nonacademic practices together.
Our simulation findings afford not only a molecular level understanding of the BNNTs but also may be instructive to mechanical engineers and scientists who attempt to develop effective mechanical properties.
This allows us to expand the capabilities of the synthetic approach to afford not only N-doping (at high temperature) but also to introduce amine and amide moieties at 100 °C; the latter presenting a much higher dispersability in aqueous media than graphene oxide.
