Examples of using Not only because of in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Not only because of the scrolling, heh!
You are a king not only because of your wealth.
Not only because of your exploits in the war.
You replenish their coffers, not only because of the mission.
Not only because of the costumes, but generally.
You can look slimmer not only because of the black color.
Not only because of its unique and precious ingredients.
Dr. George is a powerful person here, not only because of his position.
And it not only because of technical progress.
We know this from Chernobyl,yet not only because of Chernobyl.
They contain not only because of the meat, but for the sake of the skin.
A disease called candidiasis,canto arise not only because of weakened immunity.
And not only because of the fact that in the warm season it is easier to excavate.
I think she would take care to keep very quiet about it, not only because of Mr Jefferson.
Ecologists are worried not only because of the massive felling of trees.
Not only because of their FinaCom status but also from the findings of the Verify My Trade audit.
However, deep-sea plants are grown not only because of their decorative qualities.
Not only because of what happened in the hallway, but also because your schoolwork has gone downhill recently.
Europe can no longer tolerate this situation, and not only because of its Christian roots.
Disease occurs not only because of functional disorders of the gastrointestinal tract.
All the seasons are distinct, butthey are different not only because of its essence, but its changes….
The head can spin not only because of falling in love, success or long riding on the carousel.
Indeed, the Tibetan mastiff deservesMore distribution and not only because of its beauty, but because of the nature.
Not only because of the time of treatment but also because of the limited renal function with dialysis.
Trees and shrubs of this genus are popular not only because of the spectacular color of the leaves.
Not only because of my family's needs, but because of the uncertainty, the possibility that he's only doing it for me.
However, Engel says Turkish businesses withdrew from Greece not only because of the debt crisis, but also to diversify their country portfolio.
Not only because of the smell but because grease can build up in hard to reach spots and damage your beautifully painted walls.
The fisheries sector is crucial for the European Union, not only because of the food issue, but also because of the environmental issue, as aquatic ecosystems are at risk.
And it can be observed not only because of the disease of the cardiovascular system, but also after any loads.