Sentence examples for and probably not only from inspiring English sources

(These are certainly not behaviors one sees at the Henry Moore "Reclining Figure" in the North Plaza or Elie Nadelman's colossal figures in the New York State Theater -- and probably not only because the former is surrounded by water and the latter are high on pedestals).

"Joe's injured and probably not only a little bit," said Klopp after the 3-1 win at Turf Moor.

Traditional African medicinal extracts are also mixed with honey and probably not only because they are easier to take that way.

Collectively, these studies implicate that sFRPs play an important role in infarct healing and this is probably not only by the modulating effect between Wnt ligands and Frizzled receptors but also by other inhibitory or stimulating properties (for example on BMP-1).

If politicians of both parties are suddenly willing to go after the pensions and health care plans of teachers and cops and firefighters, it's probably not only because they're out of budgeting options, but also because suddenly they see it as politically advantageous.

The positive response of vermicompost on plant growth and yield was probably not only due to the available nutrients but also due to the availability of plant growth influencing materials, such as growth regulators, humic acids produced by the microbial population resulting from earthworm activity (Arancon et al. 2004).

And I say, probably not; only in special circumstances. .

It says you should write a "comprehensive, detailed business plan". And I say, probably not; only in special circumstances.

MR: And that would probably not only be good for the art, but for the human as well.

Thus, reactivation and excretion of bacteria is probably not only a matter of immunosuppression and latent infection but mainly a question of tissue localisation.

The inhibition of differentiation and persistence of proliferation in cell transformation is probably not only caused by the mutation of single genes.