— but also represents something of a missed opportunity.
This warehouse-turned-gallery is not only spacious but also represents leading artists like Chris Ofili, Peter Doig and Grayson Perry.
This breakup rate is not only alarmingly high, but also represents a rise of about 8percentt when compared with those marriages occurring in the preceding five-year period.
Ms. Metzner, according to the Times, not only "created the Ernest Hemingway brand with Hemingway's three sons, Jack, Gregory and Patrick," but "also represents F. Scott Fitzgerald's grandchildren, who have asked for a Fitzgerald brand".
Sunder Katwala General secretary, Fabian Society The cut in inheritance tax is not just "cowardly" but also represents a missed opportunity for financing the transition to a low-carbon economy.
It not only reflects public opinion and the culmination of over a decade of anti-war campaigning, but also represents a break with the UK's default setting of backing US wars.
The investment is not only a financial deal, but also represents a meaningful product partnership.
Thus, BaSyC is not only a technoscientific endeavour, but also represents a case study in performative ontology.
The locus of external cavity modes is found to be elliptic, as in case of conventional optical feedback, but also represents different shapes, even with possible satellite bubbles.
Their construction in a country not only resembles the vision and inspiration of their architects but also represents the country's existing development and dream of a better future.
The breadth of participating sectors is a significant innovation, but also represents a major challenge in establishing this model of regional environmental governance.
