Furthermore, Dell's storage growth isn't due so much to its own doings as it is to the doings of its partner, EMC.
The shock resonating from the Senate Intelligence Committee's CIA torture report isn't due so much to the revelations themselves, grotesque as the details are, but to the fact that they're now officially public.
In a moving acceptance speech, Nyong'o said: "It doesn't escape me for one moment that so much joy in my life is due to so much pain in someone else's" – the slaves whose story was told in Solomon Northup's memoir on which the film was based.
This is due not so much to the changes ensuing from contact decisive as they have been as to the preservation of otherwise ephemeral material by Western collectors and researchers.
For instance, many participants of the focus groups emphasize that the difficulty in moving production and logistics platforms to China is due not so much to the need of finding employers, but to the burden of establishing completely new production and logistics networks and relationships, especially with suppliers.
This phenomenon is due not so much to a lack of quality of the research generated, but because of a lack of capacity to report the results according to the rigorous standards required for international scientific publication.
One possible origin of tensions between the Dutch and their Muslim immigrant population, which Ian Buruma describes, may be due not so much to a divide between cultures as to a divide between generations ("Parade's End," December 7th).
The commission found that the pay gap (British women in full-time work currently earn 17% less per hour than men) was due not so much to a pattern of paying women less than men for doing the same job as to something far harder to root out.
Perhaps this was due to so much of his work already making waves at the time.
In fact, the ability of MMS to block the first cleavage in sea urchin could be due not so much to checkpoints but to the failure to synthesize proteins needed for cleavage.
