The emerging Republican network is changing not only campaigns, but also Washington's political culture.
That is, we've been changing not only the treatments but also the expression of mental illness in other cultures.
Some believe they are changing not only the culture of business schools, but that of business too.
The world of mobile media is changing not only how we interact with our digital entertainment, but also what we expect out of our news programs.
The shift from competition to rivalry at the frontiers of technology is well under way, and it is changing not only the private sector, but the ways in which nations jostle for power.
But that is changing, not only because the computer has become the standard scientific instrument but also because "computational thinking" offers new ways to analyze the vast amounts of data now accessible to scientists.
And over the past few years, George has come to believe that the warmer Arctic climate is changing not only his birds' breeding habits but also the species in a far more profound way.
But it also struggles to navigate today's political landscape in which political polarization is changing not only how Americans think, but also how they work, play, shop and marry.
The result, shown off on plinths and in display cases, was more like an art gallery than an industrial exhibition.In this section The shape of things to come Something to celebrate A place to rest your weary head Home away from home ReprintsAdditive manufacturing, then, is changing not only how things are made, but what is made.
But expectations are changing, not only because authentic restaurants are increasingly targeting the mainstream (Han Dynasty, a new Szechuan place in the East Village, shames timid diners by listing Americanized dishes like fried rice and spring rolls in the "Kids/Baby Adults" section of its menu) but also because a generation of young chefs is bridging the gap.
