1.   This was due not only to economies of scale but also to what came to be known as the experience curve.

2.   But it is valid only up to a point because other things are just as conspicuous about his art.

3.   But in movies, what we hear is what people do say, even if only to us, out of earshot of the other characters.

4.   But the dire moments passed, if only to return, and the Jolly Joyce plunged on against the sea.

5.   Cook is certainly looking forward to the new year, if only to put the old one behind him.

6.   Declining industrial confidence is due not only to a lack of consumer demand, but also to flagging exports.

7.   Due only to Chipper Jones and a ninth-inning bolt from the blue, the newest Brave found himself with his first win too.

8.   Even though Veba plans to expand its utility operations only to regions whose electricity grids are linked with one another, that still gives its wide scope.

9.   In arguing his case Rohlfing refers not only to the potential impact on negotiations but also to customer service issues.

10.   Many death row convicts spend most of their time in their cells, allowed out only to shower or exercise or work in an adjacent garment factory.