Sentence examples for do not only exist from inspiring English sources
Greed, selfishness, lack of empathy, fear do not only exist in rightwing people.
These patterns do not only exist between countries (such as between Burkina Faso and Côte d'Ivoire) but also within countries (such as north south migration within West African countries or south north migration in Egypt).
However, the characteristic distributions of organelle sizes and FPs within them do not only exist for the chosen values of the parameters, but rather show up for a wide range of values.
Interestingly, self-sustained and cell-autonomous molecular oscillators do not only exist in pacemaker cells such as SCN neurons, but are also operative in most peripheral, non-neuronal cell types [ 4].
Structural differences in the SC of atopic dogs, which are responsible for the defective skin barrier, do not only exist in affected body areas but also in unaffected skin [ 14].
The Fibonacci numbers don't only exist on paper or a computer screen or Leonardo of Pisa's abacus, they exist in the natural world too.
Leadership skills are acquired over time, but they don't only exist in the hands of women of a certain age.
I also think the echo chamber does not only exist among liberals.
"This is the first time that a city has said to itself that its memory does not only exist in books but also in images," Laurence Herszberg, the director of the Forum, told Agence France-Presse.
It was expressed in the BioMed Central/SpringerOpen Editors' conference that the above problem does not only exist in particular countries.
end{aligned} (23)Hence, for any given N, (Pi _3(T|N)) is strictly concave function of T. Thus, (widehat{T}_3) does not only exist, but is also unique.
