Thus, under the rubric of "Objections to the Theory," he devoted an entire chapter in the Origin of Species to the "Imperfection of the Geological Record," enumerating reason after reason not only why this record was not adequate, but why it could not be adequate.
I breathe the airAs if there were not much more of it there And write these poems, which are funeral songsThat have been taught to me by vanished time:Not only to enumerate my wrongsBut to pay homage to the late sublimeThat comes with seeing how the years have broughtA fitting end, if not the one I sought.
In this case, though, I'm with Snowden — not only for the reasons that Drake enumerated but also because of an old-fashioned and maybe naïve inkling that journalists are meant to stick up for the underdog and irritate the powerful.
All such ads must conform to federal regulatory strictures that consumers receive balanced information that not only includes the drug's effectiveness but also enumerates its risks in consumer-friendly language.
Often, it is desirable to not only list a single solution, but to enumerate all optimal solutions.
The authors enumerate the rules that every therapist should comply with in order not only to improve, but also to remain fit.
Note that repeatedly applying equation (6) will not only generate all sets of different minimal knockouts but also enumerate all other solutions sorted by the number of deletions.
Conversely, knowledge is both clear and distinct when one can not only clearly distinguish its object from other objects but can also enumerate the "marks" or properties of the object on which that distinction is based.
And the new ball is due in 17 - that may well hold the key, not only to the match and series, but the Cook era; sounds ridiculous when enumerated in those terms.
Visitors to the facilities will not only lodge in the hotel but can also visit other places of tourist attraction in the state that are enumerated in the introduction.
