Sentence examples for not only considerations from inspiring English sources

He said: "And so there are not only considerations, 'Do I like the school, can I make a contribution, how can I apply what I have learned here.' They are also thinking 'What do I do about my pension?' " So why not make teachers and other government employees who are not covered by Social Security pay into the system?

The numerical model is validated on the basis of experimental results and permits to derive not only considerations about the energy consumption of counterbalance valves, but also their effect in terms of dynamic behavior of the system.

Decisions regarding breast reconstruction require not only considerations of patients' age and comorbidities but also a need to balance life expectancy with quality of life.

A well-designed cam system will involve not only consideration of velocity and acceleration but also the effects of out-of-balance forces, and vibrations.

Accurate analysis of thin-walled box beams meeting at a joint requires not only consideration of higher-order deformation degrees (such as warping and distortion) but also exact matching conditions at the joint.

The gradient in morbidity underlines the importance of risk versus benefit considerations when semi-elective delivery is planned before 39 weeks; this must include not only consideration of respiratory but other morbidities as well as their impact on the healthcare system, particularly bed and personnel availability.

Not only religious considerations but also medical and psychosocial considerations can play a role [ 14- 17].

Of course, changing the lighting on such a prominent building is fraught with not only financial considerations, but also ethical responsibilities.

The very integrity of science demands that not only utilitarian considerations but even the reflection upon the stature of man be left in abeyance.

The maximum acceptable errors have been decided according to not only numerical considerations but also structural design ones.

In a health policy context, the choice may reflect not only scientific considerations, but also, or even more, the priority placed on different preventive perspectives and approaches.