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We will only be using C or C++ as programming languages . They only were doing a callback on the mail address to make sure it exists ( milter-sender is one such spam detection scheme ) . Not only are the visitors uninterested , but the information and contextual viewing framework that are required for understanding are not there even if someone does want to know more . So , good planning can not only be efficient , it can also be economically helpful as well . Not only is this of concern in relation to the quantitative test as it applies in the context of the fair dealing exceptions , it is also of concern in the context of the exceptions for copying by libraries . Not only was he the strongest proponent of the Fraternity idea among the organization ’ s founders , the civil engineering student also became Alpha Chapter ’ s first President . Many people in the field and out consider these patients untreateable , but for those of us willing to rise to the challenge and do this amazing work , we will find that not only is the growth of the patient fostered but our own is as well . Air Force Colonel Sitton recorded , " Not only was Henry carefully screening the raids , he was reading the raw intelligence on mission patterns . Not only was he and his brother buying clothing such as more comfortable army boots and jackets but also equipment to help them operate as better soldiers . This report demonstrates how a programme of retrospective conversion can be achieved , bringing with it significant benefits for the nation ’ s documentary heritage , benefits which will only be realised with support from the HLF . Not only are physicians and hospitals affected , but the cost and availability of prescription drugs and medical devices are also under the gun . For not only is there this impiety that they boast of knowing those things which belong to the Spirit alone ; and to the only-begotten Son of God , but also that when Paul could not acquire even this knowledge " which is in part " without the revelation from above , these men say that they have obtained the whole from their own reasonings . Significant progress can only be made by providing the University community with proper training , adequate facilities , and identified support , and then by rewarding success . Not only is there a variety in the languages spoken throughout the country , but the lifestyles vary as well . That campaign was centered on the Israeli charge that the funding and organizing of the Islamic opposition in the West Bank and Gaza was directed from the U.S. Not only were Israel and U.S. Jewish groups behind this effort to cut alleged U.S. ties to Islamic opposition groups , but several Arab governments and some in the Palestinian leadership became involved as well . Not only were the residents pleased with the event 's results , but the planners found charrette rewarding , too . Why it 's significant : Not only was it designed by noted Denver public school architect David W. Dryden , but this beautiful building had become an eyesore a mere block from the Denver Art Museum 's new Frederic C. Hamilton Building . Not only was there a curfew , but the wife was terrified of the soldiers who had carried out the executions . Not only are they helping me with school financially , but all of my daily activities as a Storekeeper relate directly to my major . Not only are the so-called " single - gene " disorders giving up their secrets , but we are beginning to see the same discoveries for complex disorders , such as diabetes , schizophrenia , and breast cancer - - disorders that are quite common in this country and in almost every corner of the globe . " Not only were his words completely inappropriate in both timing and content , but in addition they were indicative of an individual who is way out of touch with the average American . the Space Telescope project as a whole was saddled with a management structure that can only be described as Byzantine .... One way to think about this is that not only are their relative positions to each other ( variance ) expanding / contracting , their relative position with respect to zero is also shifting ( mean ) . Not only is there no mention of anything remotely resembling " the largest review of the literature on parapsychology ever conducted , covering material going back 130 years " but the report specifically states that its review of the literature was limited to " recent articles " in one peer-reviewed journal and unspecified other publications .