The reason for this is that the most valuable resources usually spawn in the layers 10 12 blocks above bedrock, so searching for a tunnel from this point will not only lead you to a cave, but it also has the best chance of leading you to a cave with gold and diamonds.
Using these words will not only lead to a miscommunication, but will be a distraction from your pitch.
Perhaps foreign labour soon will not only lead global innovation, but will teach Americans how to think and write.
It will not only lead to regime changes but will also change our self-perception and view of the other.
To understand it differently will not only lead to people feeling excluded by language, but by society too.
The adoption of a SIM will not only lead to productivity throughout a project's life but also reduce the costs associated with managing and maintaining information.
The new mayor will not only lead the peninsula's development but will also control the lucrative contracts to be doled out to lawyers, planners, architects, engineers and builders.
It will not only lead to increasing costs, but will undermine one of the safest and strongest child protection systems in the world.
Any strategy that can help to reduce these complications will not only lead to a faster and more complete resumption of activities, but will also help to reduce the socio-economic impact.
Moreover, at a time when our political leaders are grappling with job creation, improving direct-care worker jobs will not only lead to better care, but it will also help strengthen the economy — particularly within low-income communities.
The results will not only lead to an improved understanding of the pore network in shales across a wide range of scales, but also provide the fundamental parameters for modelling work.
