In his Essay on the Distribution of Wealth (1831), Jones was not only critical of Ricardo's rent theory, but he criticized existing studies in economic history.
Jean says education is not only critical for reconciliation now, but can also prevent conflicts.
"There's no doubt that our voice will be not only critical but loud within the Democratic conference".
Happily, he has now survived not only critical illness but also ugly assaults from some of the dullest warlords in our endlessly torpid and enervating culture wars.
Our subgeneric distinctions have provided not only critical convenience but also a kind of self-satisfied security to classes of authors and readers alike.
The D.E.A. was not only critical of how OxyContin had been marketed, its inspectors had found widespread security and record-keeping problems at the company's manufacturing plants.
Universal education is not only critical to fighting poverty, as Mr. Kristof points out, but it is also critical to forging peace.
This information is not only critical in the case of a potential mistrial, appeal or dismissal of an individual juror, but may also go a long way to inform jury research and trial strategy.
The new albums - The Friends of Rachel Worth (2000), Bright Yellow Bright Orange (2003) and Oceans Apart (2005) - found the Go-Betweens attracting not only critical acclaim but larger audiences than in their original incarnation.
On Argentina the report is not only critical of the existing contracts, which consist mainly of cryptographic components, small arms ammunition and lasers, but the failure to press allies not to supply Buenos Aires with arms.
Mr. Mandvi's experience with "Sakina's Restaurant" brought him not only critical acclaim, but also acceptance from his own family, a seminal moment re-lived by his "Today's Special" character as well.
