Sentence examples for but extended only from inspiring English sources

The right of religious practice was also included, but extended only to Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

All three auxiliary cells exhibit many features of secretory and transport cells but extend only thin basal processes towards the haemolymph sinus.

He said a ban would be an encroachment on their rights, but his sympathy extended only to those too old or too disabled to work.

Their findings match a separate team's study earlier this year that used satellite imagery and tree rings to also show that trees in this region are growing faster, but that survey extended only to 1982.

Sixty years later, Angela Lambert's biography, "The Lost Life of Eva Braun," painted her as a well-meaning but gullible girl whose ideology extended only as far as her vanity table.

Traditionally, patent protection extended only to full-fledged inventions.

Originally, the mine extended only 200 feet, but in the 1940s it was extended to 900 feet.

But the time when Mr. Bieber's powers extended only to malls feels like eons ago.

For consider an object is extended only temporally: it is temporally extended but spatially point-like.

A series of incremental reforms were passed in 1960 creating the "Old Age Assistance" and "Medical Assistance for the Aged" programs, but these extended only limited coverage.

During the winter of 1861, Johnson tried to assert the legitimacy of the fledgling government but its jurisdiction extended only as far as the area controlled by the Confederate Army.