It will not only explain a lot, but also lead to solutions.
"Typically companies need to not only explain the problems they're solving, but how they are uniquely doing that.
He asked his aides to draft a speech that would not only explain his position, but would also forcefully rebut the project's critics and reframe the debate.
To take family nurse partnerships as an example, the programme was run by a nurse who had been a practitioner, and a lot of what she emphasised was meeting with staff to not only explain the policy, but also to discuss its strengths and weaknesses.
That would not only explain the purchase of Mario Balotelli – perhaps the least Suárez-like striker on the planet – but also the new-found slowness, almost passivity, with which they have played and the recent attempt to remove Steven Gerrard from the quarterback role in which he revelled last term.
"A good theory should not only explain things that you set out to explain.
These laws would not only explain the past, but could be used to predict the future.
The text does not only explain the action, it is furthermore placed in a particular way ('before'on'on top' or 'after' the participant) to indicate temporality and sequentiality.
Drainage lines of an area not only explain the existing three-dimensional geometry of the region but also help to narrate its evolutional process (Singh 1980).
In this way, the evolution-theoretic foundation of normic laws does not only explain why normic laws are the typical form of the laws of life sciences.
Our results not only explain the recent experimental observations about 2-D graphene oxide as promising visible-light-driven photocatalyst materials but can also be very helpful in designing the optimal composition for higher performance.
