Examples of using Not only because of in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Official/political
The two-month-long election was arduous, not only because of the deep political crisis
Bathroom lighting fixtures are very important, not only because of the design of the fixtures
It was music, not only because of her parents(her father was a jazz musician,
The resorts of Austria are popular not only because of the magnificent conditions,
Delay of a metabolism happens not only because of age, but also because of improper feeding.
By the way: Loyalty to the brand DT Spare Parts pays off not only because of the 24-month promise of loyalty.
It must not be the case that these newspapers are no longer able to be published not only because of Mr Milosevic, but possibly also because of the Commission's inefficiency.
A pregnant woman should not drive a car, not only because of stress, but also because of accidents on the roads.
Often it is delayed not only because of the employees of the guardianship
Not only because of her crimes, but because I knew that if you ever discovered the truth,
And not only because of the new climate
Not only because of the climate that demands light clothes,
the situation in Chechnya is serious not only because of the facts, but mainly because of the questions those facts raise.
Not only because of his impressive physique,
His name is immortal, not only because of the genus Geryichthys Zarske,
Tablets 7'users are increasingly popular not only because of attractive price close to that of a mid-range phone, but because of the size and easy maneuverability.
ships are stopped not only because of the IRS auditors.
Not only because of the title but also because techniques move fast in the world of SEO,
It is necessary to submit to the authorities, not only because of possible punishment
Dolphin pillow not only because of the visual effect of the color pattern,