Not only because of bureaucracy, but also because of a perceived fear of failure.
In cyberspace, it is much easier and not only because of gravity, but also because of distance.
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Indeed, it is plausible that Apple kicked out Synaptics not only because of price, but also because it wanted to do its own tinkering.
On the transactional side of enterprise processes we expect companies to be attracted to crowdsourcing because of cost savings but also because of flexibility too.
"We know that our people at Crewe are very motivated to get the model to Crewe, and we as a board support that, not just because they are motivated but also because they are highly skilled, " said Mr Schreiber.
His message was accepted not only because it was right, but also because it was pure and unencumbered by extraneous issues.
Not just because of global warming, but also because our resources are finite, and we need to move toward sustainable communities.
Mostly because of its spectacle, but also because it places all these extremely passionate and intense people in close proximity to one another.
We like the Dyson vacuum not just because it works well, but also because it is more interesting and prettier to look at.
This is bittersweet not only because Tim is leaving, but also because Jack has been my Chief of Staff for the last year.
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That is partly because investors fled emerging markets but also because of government intervention, in the form of taxes on short-term capital inflows.
Cheerier workers are more productive workers, not only because they work better, but also because they identify more closely with the company's interests.
Americans love college basketball, because the kids play so hard, because of the cheerleaders, but also because the coaches convey a sense of authority.
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We know this to be true not only because the ACFE told us but also because we, as investors and business-minded people, have lived it.
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In medieval Europe Jews were persecuted not only because they were not Christians but also because killing them was a quick way to expunge debts.
My favorite game of the series was the very first Devil May Cry on PlayStation 2, perhaps because it was fresh, but also because it was so gamey.
People buy DVD players in part because of the quality, but also because they get extra footage that they cannot get on VHS or even at the theater.
Some countries, such as Sweden and Australia, emerge relatively unscathed from the model, partly because of more favourable demographics but also because they have restructured their pension systems.
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The gambit worked, and not only because the marketing was good but also because there was some truth in it: The upright meteorite was aesthetically as compelling as a Hepworth.
And Apple again has been a clear leader, trumping traditional tech companies like IBM and Microsoft, not only because of its innovative products but also because of its astute business model.
Telecommunications is imploding not only because of unbalanced balance sheets but also because its immensely complicated regulatory structure, involving the federal government and 50 state regulatory agencies, was cobbled together for a pre-Internet era.
The funds' returns have been disappointing, partly because they charge hefty commissions but also because the state has required them to hold a lot of government bonds (these amount to 55% of their portfolios).
Perhaps the hardest thing for Mr Obama to accept about Reagan is that Americans warmed to him not just because of what he did but also because of the sort of person he was.
Remittances, which make up 20% of GDP, have soared not only because the war prompted generosity but also because of solid banks that offer 7% interest on the dollar and property prices that have doubled or tripled in four years, and only now show signs of cooling.
The war is also becoming increasingly Americanised, partly because of Mr Obama's surge, but also because a few NATO members, notably the Dutch and the Canadians, are bringing home their combat troops (while still, it seems, contributing trainers).
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Rimonabant is seen as having potential not only because it takes off pounds, but also because of its effect on cholesterol--it cuts the bad kind and increases the good.
They are likely to continue falling, partly because corporate profits have soared, but also because of a renewed surge in investors' appetite for risk, which has kept many a rocky company afloat.
And we're going to meet those targets, as I said before, not simply because the science demands it, but also because I think it offers us enormous economic opportunity down the road.
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