Exemplos de uso de Not only part em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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 So that the whole chain is raised, not only part of it.Â.
This is not only part of Pushkar but also heart of Pushkar.
So that the whole chain is raised, not only part of it.
Who needs help is not only part of duty, but happiness.”.
From the side, rowing is very healthy, because not only part of the.
Obviously, agriculture is not only part of the problem but also a big part of the solution.
Quality attributes are difficult to handle, because they need tobe treated differently and typically affect not only parts of a system but the system as a whole.
Of course, it is not only parts of the Amazon Rain Forest that have disappeared, as a result of fires and electric chainsaws.
If you can bring that off, madam, I will not only part the Red Sea, I will tint it magenta!
We are not only part of your transformation into full consciousness but also a vehicle for altering your entire reality.
Around 1970, it was found that there were not only parts of the brain, but particular cells.
These products form not only part of Europe's knowledge and skills, but they also have a considerable economic potential, which we may not be exploiting fully.
Around 1970, it was found that there were not only parts of the brain, but particular cells.
The laboratory area of this research is internationally recognized for its scenic beauty that mainly involve physical and natural elements shaped by a history of unique geological and geomorphological evolution,which also has significant volume of stony monuments that deal not only part of the local history.
Concern for the environment is not only part of concern for the poor, it is also linked with authentic spirituality.
That is because the mechanisms that capital currently uses in order to avoid or to soften the crisis haven't been so effective as they do nothing but postpone them or dislocate them, showing their severity,once they reach not only part of the complex they're tied to, but its totality, it threatens this social structure itself.
However the stylish accessory serves it not only part of image- the actor admitted that points are necessary for it for one reason.
Despite of these extrapolations, the acceptance of some assumptions of hart¿s positivism has limited the capacity of explaining his theory,determining in a fallacious manner not only part of the normative model¿s structure, but also the underpinning reasons of the rules applications, specially the clear ones, applied toconcrete cases.
Thus, Northumbria became not only part of modern England's far north, but also covered much of what is now the south-east of Scotland.
He ends his answer with"if you are truthful", which is not only part of his counterattack, but also an admission of his own ignorance.
Thus, not only part of the needs of the group is not held, but also they are approached in a timid way in face of the potentialities identified in the unit for the construction of projects of comprehensive healthcare. We should highlight here the insufficiency of professional and sectorial interactions and the fragility of the communicational dimension in the meetings between professionals and users.
The fifth programme made it clear that industry is not only part of the problem of sustainable development but also part of the solution.
Equality between women and men andthe promotion of women's rights are not only part of the MDGs but are also a fundamental value and principle of the EU.
I feel I am in a priviledged position in CA Technologies because being creative is not only part of my DNA, but it is an intrinsic requirement for the role I play in the organization.
There, Rodrigues developed a dance technique andchoreographic research methodology that have become not only part of the dance curriculum at this university but, through Rodrigues's disciples, has begun to spread to other dance departments in Brazil as well.
Therefore, the massive black population who got Humboldt's attention in Rio de Janeiro and Havana was not only part of the long past slavery of the two cities, but also reflected the focus on maintaining and increasing the slavery via transatlantic traffic as the driving force of agro-export oriented economies to foreign markets.
The three concepts afore mentioned are quite useful to better interpret the mechanics of consciousness within a holistic system,for we know that not only parts of a system are contained in the whole, but the laws that rule the whole are present in each of the parts that constitute this system, making it clear that events are interconnected in a global manner, in other words, all is independent and interconnected.
He's not the only part.
Confusion isn't the only part of this test.