They are thus not only potentially important contributors to immune function, but also potential sources of biomarkers.
These interventions were not only potentially damaging, but costly.
But the "Producers" explosion is not only potentially frustrating for them.
In the UK few realise exposure to sun leads not only potentially to skin cancer but to secondary and life-threatening cancers.
To an increasing extent, pay experts say, executives at start-ups are receiving not only potentially enormous option packages, but large salaries as well.
We didn't see such a level of outrage over the infamous Olympics logo, which was not only potentially damaging to epilepsy sufferers and also cost more than £400,000.
If we leave the EU, we lose all these trade agreements so trade would not only potentially become more difficult with European countries but certainly with countries around the world.
"This effort is part of a larger investigation that relates to bundling abuses, which violate not only, potentially, our antitrust laws but also health care regulations and statutes," Mr. Blumenthal said.
Reports came back that he was not only potentially more energetic and disciplined than widely known, but also that he had a distinct appeal suited to the areas throughout the industrial Midwest where Mr. Obama had struggled in the primaries.
With broad bipartisan appeal, those governors — and a few Democratic counterparts — will not only potentially find an easier path to re-election, but could also make strong 2016 presidential prospects.
The new Regulatory Review and Reform program will not only potentially weaken or eliminate critical — and publicly vetted — environmental regulations intended to protect our air and water, but also tie up an already anemic and demoralized pollution enforcement staff at the Department of Environmental Conservation.
