Sentence examples for not exclusively attached from inspiring English sources
The high mobility of mercury in the body is attributed to the formation of water-soluble mercury complexes that are mainly, if not exclusively, attached to the sulfur atom of thiol groups such as glutathione [ 11].
Striated muscle is almost exclusively attached to the skeleton and constitutes the bulk of the body's muscle tissue.
The teaser trailer was initially exclusively attached to Night at the Museum.
"One option would be that researchers are not attached exclusively to a project" but form a central pool of people within the university with transferable skills, who can be "farmed out on a secondment basis," he suggests--an option that he concedes would work well for a statistician but not necessarily for everyone.
Lexical warfare is not exclusively concerned with changing the definitions of words and terms — it can also work to attach either a negative or positive affect to a term.
Not exclusively, of course.
Or not exclusively, anyway.
Prominently, but not exclusively.
This is not exclusively a Southern problem.
"But she is not exclusively for Latinos.
