The usual conditions of someone speaking, and one's understanding them, do not only involve the sounds that they make, but also what they intend to communicate.
NHS chiefs have said a planned programme of radical changes to meet increased demand and plug funding gaps does not only involve cuts, after opposition politicians and campaigners expressed alarm at the plans.
It does not only involve thinking but to think about one's own thinking.
Note that efficiency does not only involve inputs; it also requires maximization of outputs (Rogers 1998).
Traffic accidents do not only involve human life loss but also property damage.
But the sport does not only involve holding your breath for as long as possible.
Conflict of interest does not only involve the author(s), but also involve the reviewer and the editor.
TT do not only involve changes in technology, but also changes in user practices, regulation, industrial networks, infrastructure, and symbolic meaning or culture.
Mission reliability and inherent availability are top-level reliability parameters of a warship; these parameters do not only involve factors of reliability, but also those of maintainability.
"The problem is the Yasuni Initiative does not only involve biodiversity but also forest people," said Yanez of Acción Ecológica.
