This means the frog is not only extremely distinct, but also highly threatened.
Beyond this, the Remonstrance is not only "extremely priceless," said Ms. Chapman-Smith, but is also "extremely fragile".
"The health care proposal being put together is not only extremely defective, it will cost a fortune," he said.
This diagnosis surprised me because vulvar carcinoma is not only extremely rare, it tends to occur predominantly in postmenopausal women.
But spraying pesticides from helicopters is not only extremely expensive, it also tends to unnerve residents, even as they clamor for a West Nile-free city.
The hormones are not only extremely costly but also lead to heart disease, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, osteoporosis, cognitive impairment and "andropause" (hot flashes, depression, erectile dysfunction).
Her poem "An Unusual Day" is not only extremely funny, it also gives us some clues as to the sternness of her gaze, which is taken up with noticing irritating human detail, specifically: sniffling, sneezing, coughing, sighing and breathing loudly.
This sounds like the kind of thing you could easily cure by just removing the gallbladder, which everyone knows is a nonessential organ, but it turns out the disease is not only extremely rare but barely treatable.
Extensive musculature around the neck, front legs and shoulders, makes them not only extremely strong but also stocky – like hairy bouncers who've done too much gym work on their upper body.
But burning fuel is not only extremely expensive $40 billion is spent on off-the-grid lighting in developing countries a year it is also highly inefficient and contributes to indoor air pollution and the emission of greenhouse gases.
"President Zuma's congratulations are not only extremely premature, given the very serious irregularities that have been noted in the elections, but shamefully legitimise undemocratic practices during elections, and send a message that significant irregularities will be tolerated by his administration".
