Sentence examples for are only to from inspiring English sources

In fact, some specialized registers may have certain bits that are only to be read, and certain bits that are only to be written.

Gehry says that initial problems are only to be expected with complex and innovative construction.

The "most expensive staff resources are only to deployed when unavoidable".

On books.google.com at the moment, links are only to entire books.

"What I have been given and what I have been and what I have and what I and what — all are only to the extent they all are only to the extent all are only to the all are only to all are only all are all," Mr. Hell writes.

Still, crossed wires are only to be expected during fast-moving events.

Do we always stop enjoying where we are, only to worry about where we are going?

If the changes are only to the magnitudes (amplitudes), then the faster overlap/add method is used.

"She's a sharp-tongued writer whose columns are only to a secondary degree service journalism," Gabriel said.

The routes designated in paragraph (g)(18) of this section are only to access private property within or directly adjacent to the park boundary.

So far, their orders are only to preserve the four-mile buffer zone while the bulk of British forces in Helmand concentrate on areas farther south.