Sentence examples for better only that from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the difference is not that those loans were better, only that the problems took longer to surface.

"Existing studies show that if you give a single dose of ketamine to people with serious clinical depression, they do tend to get better – but that only lasts for a few days," Loo said.

How much longer?" He tried to surround himself with other people in order to feel better, but that only resulted in too many broken relationships, which left him feeling even worse.

England's run rate of 5.13 per over betters only that of Bangladesh and Zimbabwe.

Families are doing somewhat better but that's only because so many families now have to rely on two incomes.

Less amplification would have been better, but that was the only disappointment.

The passion on the pitch is bettered only by that found in the stands, where fans come together to support their team both vocally and physically.

It was also interesting to note that women carriers of the Val allele performed better only in tests that demand more resources in cognitive flexibility and working memory, but not in tests that demand sustained processes and words generation.

However, it seems unlikely that the three ideas would work better only for the situations that we set up for the testing.

The stock market may be doing better, but that only makes the unemployed feel worse and more depressed.

During the 10 previous years, it was a sickly.303, better than only that of the expansion Grizzlies.