It's obvious that one doesn't only care about apostrophes".
This is important because people do not only care about tangible benefits (such as money or health care or the like); they care about intangible benefits as well.
McGrath points out that suffrage campaigners didn't only care about the vote – they were interested in tackling everything from child poverty to sweatshops, and this most basic form of political power was a first step that they could all agree upon and organise around.
Muscle wasting does not only impact the care and lifestyle of patients after SCI but also has significant health implications, increasing the patients' risk to develop secondary complications such as bone demineralization, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease [ 3, 4].
This does not only have implications for patient care and safety but also has medicolegal implications.
Modern mental health care does not only address psychiatric and other medical needs but also social and economic ones [ 1, 2].
GPs do not only take care of their patients during office hours, but until 1999 most patients also received out-of-hours palliative care from their own GP, including care during the weekends [ 1].
When the inevitable nature of waste generation is considered detrimental to the environment, it becomes imperative to develop waste management options that do not only take care of disposal, but will ensure sustainability and environmental safety.
But caring about how one looks doesn't only apply to women; men care about their physical appearance as well.
Unconditional love does not mean only caring for the other person.
