Today the fragile Neetsaii Gwich'in culture is not only continually threatened by oil and mineral exploration, it is also caught in the crosshairs of the global warming crisis, as the polar regions warm and shift the natural balance that is crucial to the survival of all that is connected to ANWR".
The spectrum of putative PK genes has been augmented following identification of individual PK gene duplication, pseudogenes and genes encoding truncated enzymes (Standaert et al, 2001), emphasising that the family of PKC genes and corresponding proteins is not only continually evolving but is constantly diversifying with respect to the functions of individual members.
Men are not only expected to abide by such representations, but also play an active role in constructing such representations by continually demonstrating their manhood.
An additional important feature of biological evolution is that it works well in a universe that is not only "indifferent" but continually and somewhat unpredictably changing, in part through the activities of living organisms themselves.
We become uneasy when we know someone is not only trying to change us but is continually judging us, grading us.
The issue here is not only the complexities of consent that are continually cited in sexual assault cases, particularly amongst sportsmen.
Wilpon's comments at a news conference on Thursday indicated that the hierarchy had concluded that continually filling holes from outside was not only costly -- the Mets' $120 million payroll is the second highest in baseball -- but also self-destructive, because signing free agents continually cost the team draft choices.
"The Crucible" is not only Arthur Miller's most-produced play; it has also become his most continually relevant work of political theater.
Knight is not only regarded as one of the world's most visionary fashion photographers, but his Show Studio gallery continually pushes the boundaries of artistic possibilities.
Asking working mothers to continually prove their competency, isn't only insulting, but detrimental to the advancement of their careers.
