In these cases the bird not only uses a tool, it "manufactures" it.
He not only uses drugs but is arrested for selling them.
Another is that each newcomer to the network not only uses, but also adds, capacity.
In a real operating system, the kernel not only uses its procedures internally, but allows user-level programs to access some of its routines them via system calls.
He not only uses his three-bedroom house for a constant stream of cousins from Poland, but he has regular fund-raisers there.
From Guinea comes Wofa!, a percussion and dance group that not only uses the kryin but also turns legs into drumsticks and the stage into a giant drum.
It not only uses the e-mail address book, but also looks for e-mail addresses in the computer's cache of recently visited Web pages.
Fairphone.com is the ethical market leader – it not only uses conflict-free minerals but is a modular product designed to be repairable.
A preferable approach is to give effect to the plain meaning of the term "potential" to include not only uses currently being exploited, but also uses that the copyright owner might have an interest in exploiting in the future.
These findings demonstrate that P. aeruginosa not only uses type IV pili for surface-specific twitching motility, but also as a sensor regulating surface-induced gene expression and pathogenicity.
A standard-form contract not only uses the anchoring bias to your advantage but could save both sides time and money, making this one of the negotiation techniques that could really be worth trying.
