Persons are seen as not only shaped by, but also capable of fashioning and refashioning their contexts in new and meaningful ways.
Biodiversity can then be seen as not only the wide spectrum of organisms on Earth but also the interlinked systems of individuals, which all depend on each other for future survival, humanity not excluded.
Because materiality is a complicated legal standard, Mr. Sokol can defend trades that others see as not only unseemly, but as a example of what insider trading laws should prohibit.
She subsequently undertook a number of initiatives to increase women's participation, which she saw as not only an equity concern but also a quality-of-life issue for women around the world.
Forty years ago CBS, NBC and ABC broadcast the first-ever televised presidential debate, and that tense contest between Richard Nixon and John Kennedy was seen as not only the pivotal moment of the election, but a harbinger of how television would enhance democracy.
It was seen as not only an impressive sporting event for those interested in the racing but a perfectly acceptable day out for those who just want some fresh air and entertainment.
"Any kind of voucher arrangements for government grants to religious groups for social services are now certainly going to be seen as not only possible, but constitutional," said Charles C. Haynes, senior scholar at the Freedom Forum First Amendment Center in Arlington, Va.
Though the group still possesses real strengths, including its enormous success in carrying out terrorist attacks abroad, ISIS is in danger now of being seen as not only having overplayed its hand in Syria-Iraq but also having let its mouth write checks that its body can't cash with respect to Islamic prophesy".
Either way, the tale is being seen as not only confirming May's determination to impose her authority over her ministers but also showing her to be wary of allowing Khan to get a larger grip on the capital's affairs.
The moment is seen as not only a critical moment for Major League Baseball, but for civil rights in America.
The Nativist situation was actually worse than that: innateness claims were seen as not only wrong, but as ultimately unscientific approaches to mind and perhaps incoherent as well.
