improperly focused its conclusion only on Wen Ho Lee is only to describe half the problem," the report said.
The essential problems are not only to describe fossil forms but also to evaluate the significance of their traits.
Isaacs wanted not only to describe the victory of the west, but also to tell the story of how the whole planet had become engulfed in conflict.
Then he seemed to break down, only to describe exactly how his cover came about: "Then there was just this idea of drawing Muhammad: 'I am Charlie'.
Politicians typically use the word "kill" only to describe what our enemies do to us; not what we do to them.
Because of this ambiguity, the term deuteromycetes is used only to describe some species of fungi and has very little importance in the classification of fungi.
She added strong criticism of media that she said often use the word terrorism only to describe acts carried out by Muslims.
Kristof and WuDunn mention Muhammad Yunus, who won a Nobel prize for the idea in 2006, but only to describe the motivation of Roshaneh Zafar who set up the Pakistani version, Kashf, in 1996.
And no matter how Armand Marie Leroi defines it ("A Family Tree in Every Gene," Op-Ed, March 14), it is still widely used, not only to describe, but also to judge and stigmatize people.
He gets the conversation going, then speaks up only to describe the food as it arrives, or to drop in a recommendation (the pizza bianca at Sullivan Street Bakery) or a bit of gossip.
But it would allow for preparations for a bond swap under which private investors would take losses of up to 70 percent, according to one person briefed on discussions who agreed only to describe them anonymously.
