Sentence examples for brought only for from inspiring English sources

Lawsuits could now be brought only for injunctive relief from the courts.

In contrast, others felt that criminalisation brought only harmful consequences for their working environments, and by extension, for health outcomes among their service users.

She hadn't smoked since she was in art school in the 70s, and I had the wherewithal to warn her about the potency of what I had brought (only the best for T. Kid).

The first insider-trading case was brought only in 1961 and, but for the principle involved, was forgettable.

Until this year, the commission had brought only one case asking for refunds in the electricity markets, collecting $598.

Mr. Mandelson's own appearance brought only muted expressions of thanks for his service from Labor colleagues and from David Trimble, leader of the Ulster Unionists.

I ordered five boxes of gloves; they brought only two to be used for three months.

To charge your devices in foreign countries, Mr. Hutchins packs an extension cord with room for three plugs, which means he has to bring only one converter for all of his gadgets.

Each day brings only two opportunities for field work, and they are not to be wasted minimising the intake of cholesterol.

Each day brings only two opportunities for field work, and they are not to be wasted minimizing the intake of cholesterol.

A fund half as large that achieves double the return would bring only $300 million in fees for the manager.