Sentence examples for and often only from inspiring English sources

From the start Iain was usually their first (and often only) reader.

Critics, however, say the show is unrepresentative and often only reinforces prejudices.

At most, a dozen seats are filled, and often only a handful.

Their best (and often only) paycheques come from cartoons that sell nationally.

Sometimes she would board a rickety boat for hours to reach villages where she, and often only she, was working.

Aid agencies operate under strict remits and often only when asked to do so by a country's government.

It offered many millions of students around the world their first and often only look at the subject.

In the United States, the Treasury — and often only the Treasury secretary himself — comments on the dollar.

Amys, meanwhile, has been Doerr's main--and often only--supporter.

But the evidence suggests that current approaches to self-regulation have shown many weaknesses and often only manifest in the face of threats from governments or the courts.

In rural areas, community health workers (CHWs) are the first and often only providers of health services.