His reference to "shaping a balance of power" suggested that Mr. Bush sees America as the first among many, but not necessarily a sole superpower that can act unilaterally.
She said that plaintiffs had to prove that a discriminatory purpose was "a motivating factor," but not necessarily "the sole, predominant, or determinative factor in a police enforcement action".
Wesley Hsu, an assistant United States attorney for the Central District of California, who is supervising the prosecution, said financial gain is not necessarily the sole motive for so-called pirates.
More importantly for us, Dick observed, "I felt that this was not necessarily a sole German trait.
I'm sure you'll also find that the positions/values of the candidates are not necessarily a sole reflection of the individual promoting or supporting said candidate".
Conventional point mutations, however, are not necessarily the sole genetic source of the condition.
However, in agriculture, reductions in pest densities are necessarily the sole aim of the game.
Nonetheless, over half (53% at both time points) reported using the diaphragm for both disease and pregnancy prevention (although not necessarily their sole contraceptive method).
Both processes suggest that host diversity, if not necessarily the sole cause of reproductive isolation and speciation, may force diversification and speciation of their symbionts.
We believe that EMND, just as ALS, may have a multifactorial etiology and that oxidative stress is a major contributing/predisposing factor, i.e., sufficient cause, in motor neuron death but not necessarily the sole etiologic agent/factor.
These data indicate that the specificity of lupus-related autoantibodies (determined by certain HLA haplotypes) that are present both in mice and humans are not necessarily the sole factors in determining end-organ pathogenesis.
