Sentence examples for be only very from inspiring English sources

It will be only very recently that he will have made much money".

The mayor of New Orleans intended the Superdome and convention centre to be only very temporary places of shelter and told people to bring blankets, food, water and medicine for up to four days.

This would be "only very slightly more regressive", says Nathan Gardels, an adviser to the group, because the poor would get a sales-tax rebate and rich people tend to spend more on services (on accountants, lawyers, fitness instructors, etc).

Ready-to-wear womenswear is, anyway, a term that could be only very loosely applied to skirts wrapped in clingfilm, jackets made from sofa stuffing, and fishnet bodystockings; especially when many of the models on the catwalk are men.

The animal-cruelty ruling takes a strong and welcome stand that there should be only very narrow exceptions to the general rule that almost all content of speech is protected.

Fidelity remains above 92% for (Nsimeq80), a result that appears to be only very weakly affected by an increase in the variance of the initial Gaussian distribution.

There are only very limited circumstances where an employer can avoid being named".

"It's only very slowly picking up," he said.

Sanders is only very slightly more likely to be the Democratic standard-bearer than I am.

There are only very few countries left that actually meet this more balanced situation.

Like a true Hollywood realist, Hope Springs director David Frankel is only very cautiously optimistic.