Examples of using Not only because of in English and their translations into Romanian
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Indeed, the Tibetan mastiff deservesMore distribution and not only because of its beauty, but because of the nature.
Europe can no longer tolerate this situation, and not only because of its Christian roots.
The head can spin not only because of falling in love,
Trees and shrubs of this genus are popular not only because of the spectacular color of the leaves.
they are different not only because of its essence, but its changes….
I think she would take care to keep very quiet about it, not only because of Mr Jefferson.
Tokyo is a shining light- not only because of all the advertising screens that make the city glow.
Ramkovski and his organisation have long been a magnet for controversy, and not only because of alleged financial malfeasance.
Many of today's athletes are making some progress, not only because of their diligence, but a….
It is, in fact, a paradise for lovers of history and archeology- and not only because of Machu Picchu.
Not only because of using large capacity battery
I think Pakistan is on its way to higher growth, not only because of the reforms taking place there but also because of its link with China.
Therefore you need to be in subjection, not only because of the wrath, but also for conscience' sake.
MDF panels are widely popular not only because of their relatively low cost,
The last day of shooting was such an emotional day, not only because of what you guys are sharing,
However, saying goodbye to your vehicle isn't so easy, not only because of sentimental reasons.
shrubs play with bright colors, not only because of the multi-colored leaves.
I want to underline that this is done not only because of Greece, but for every euro member state and its citizens to
A rethink is necessary in this area, and not only because of the ever dwindling supply of fossil fuels
balanced in relation to market conditions, not only because of the economic crisis,