All-news networks not only face intense competition now; they are also in the middle of a severe media slump.
Macron had signed the treaty partly to reassure the Italians that Paris would not only face toward Berlin after Brexit.
These businesses not only face higher costs of security from crime and vandalism, but less expected revenue from a low-income consumer base.
A surprise nomination cannot be ruled out.The new government will not only face fresh electoral difficulty at European polls in May.
Gyms not only face high rents, but they also have far more space constraints and physical demands than typical retail tenants.
Musk could not only face a criminal indictment, but the SEC could also amend its complaint to include Tesla and its board of directors, experts said.
If America wants to create the future, I'd say it's going to have to not only face these realities, but value them.
So women of color generally tend to face a double jeopardy situation, where they not only face bias because of their gender, but also because of their race.
American Muslims not only face bias, discrimination and acts of hate but also the impact of government policies that have continued to stigmatize our communities.
We show that because of the capacity of these artifacts to effectively disseminate the standards of a social practice, such standards can be transferred not only face to face, but also asynchronously, asymmetrically and openly.
The first chromosome-engineered mouse model for human chromosome 15q11-13 duplication fulfills not only face validity of human autistic phenotypes but also construct validity based on human chromosome abnormality.
