Примеры использования May not only на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Getting immunity may not only natural, but an artificial way.
According to"Moskovskie Novosti",the only issue is that the process of annihilation of terrorists may not only be delayed but develop into a World War III.
Saltwater intrusion may not only damage arable land but also threaten water supplies.
The cycling routes extend to a hilly forest, therefore,cycling enthusiasts may not only enjoy the surrounding nature but also can try their strength.
Decorated bottles may not only be used as an element of an interior, but also be given to friends and acquaintances as presents.
If market prices move in a direction opposite to the investor's positions,the investor may not only lose the original investment but also incur a substantial amount of debt.
Such mixtures may not only block the work of drop lines and emitters, but also cause burns to the root system of plants.
Besides, students can join language clubs,where students may not only learn new language, but also learn more about different cultures.
They may not only cause cuts and punctures but also infect wounds with agents previously contaminating them.
The paper maintains that if the radicals form a uniform bloc they may not only overcome the 5% barrier in the election but also create a Duma faction of their own.
Smoke and heat may not only be lethal for passengers and operators but could also complicate the self-rescue and impede the access for rescue services.
Proactive consultation, and effective andongoing multidisciplinary teamwork may not only facilitate the timely completion of tasks but also improve the overall delivery of services.
Public experts may not only criticize mistakes or see negative sides of a plan or program, but also suggest good alternative solutions.
As a rule unconventional web design contains a lot of complicated elements,therefore such decision may not only make the site inconvenient to use, but also cause certain technical problems.
Low electricity prices may not only facilitate industrial development, but also decrease the financial burden on the poor.
Acknowledges the challenges faced by persons with disabilities, who make up an estimated 15 per cent of the world's population,of whom 80 per cent live in developing countries, and may not only be subject to multiple discrimination but also remain largely invisible in the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the Millennium Development Goals;
Collision or fall may not only damage the outfit itself but also cause an injury both to yourself and others.
The non-completion or delayed completion of its planned projects may not only adversely affect the ability of UNMISS to deliver on its mandate, but also lead to cost escalation.
This project may not only lead to further harmonisation of register designs, units and survey designs but may particularly be helpful to address also issues related to global production;
The resolution is justified by the fact that"the exercise of such activity may not only change the ecological balance in the indigenous reservation but also affect its very cultural traditions.
This project may not only lead to further harmonization of register designs, units and survey designs but may be particularly helpful to address issues related to global production.
The exposure to damaging ultraviolet rays may not only finish with cancer, but makes the breakdown of collagen and elastin quicker.
The parental leave may not only be prolonged, but it may also be divided so part of the leave may be put off.
In cases of repeat offenses,the court decision may not only charge a maximum fine amount, but also has the power to suspend a company's license for 30 days.
Today, young girls may not only in dreams draw their future wedding, each can with the game itself Brides feel beautiful bride.
According to Still, restricted movement of joints and fascia may not only lead to diseases of the musculoskeletal system but also of the cardiovascular system or other organs.
Observations about our present universe may not only allow predictions to be made about the future, but they also provide clues to events that happened long ago when… the cosmos began.
Information sent to a foreign Government orintelligence service may not only contribute to legal limitations on the rights of an individual, but could also serve as the basis for human rights violations.
Unless promptly addressed, they may not only derail decades of socioeconomic progress in Asia and the Pacific, but could also manifest in social and political unrest.
But, in the first place, consciousness of mortality may not only cast a shadow on the value of life, but also diminish, blacken it out and even snuff out the light of life.