Even enslaved Africans, those Americans most silenced by history, were not only debating in their own communities the implications or the ideas of God-given liberty that the white colonists were debating; they were also taking up arms against George III's men in hopes that the new republic would emancipate them.
From previous in vivo and in vitro studies, there is not only debate as to which stage of the adenoma carcinoma sequence is affected by both aspirin, statins and ACE-i but also the precise mechanism of action.
Make sure you don't only debate about what's wrong, insulting countries and getting enemies.
Over in television, people had time not only to debate the meaning and purpose of the programmes they were making without reference to market forces, but also to spend hours pulling each other's programmes to pieces.
(On the protocol sentence debate as a whole, which included not only the debate between Carnap and Neurath but also that between the physicalists and Schlick, see, e.g., the differently centered accounts of Uebel 1992, 2007, Oberdan 1993, Cirera 1994).
Mr. Bush's campaign officials not only thwarted debate about abortion, but they also deemed it destructive to let delegates debate whether to make Republican National Committee members automatic delegates.
This is not only a debate between the left and the right; it is also a debate that pits the two wings of the Democratic party against each other, the center against the left.
Some studies maintained that phylogenomic analyses not only settled previously debated phylogenies but also improved resolution of trees (e.g., Gee 2003; Rokas et al. 2003; Delsuc et al. 2005; Rodríguez-Ezpeleta et al. 2005; Dunn et al. 2008).
"Not only in debates with the upper leadership, which don't exist, but also in debates" with his colleagues, he said.
