Sentence examples for but only having from inspiring English sources
You have it when your legs do not feel all that different from much dated milk, which is to say not in a liquid state but only having pretensions to being a solid.
Pedro Rodríguez will be fit to feature but only having spent Monday in Milan as the latest member of the side to require a protective mask after the Spaniard broke his nose over the weekend in what Hiddink termed "an accident at his home".
Can you image the Premier League clubs qualifying into a Champions League but only having to play against amateur sides from say the likes of Andorra or San Marino?
By transfer learning it is possible to have a classification task in one domain of interest, but only having sufficient training data in another domain of interest, where the latter data may be in a different feature space or follow a different data distribution [33].
Fathers and mothers influenced their daughters, but only having non-drinking parents showed strong preventive effects against drinking behaviours, suggesting that females were more easily influenced by behaviour demonstrations.
The issue of competing priorities for a sole practitioner was highlighted by a line manager, "The problem with me is that working as a sole physio up here, being responsible for over 3500 people but only having 24 hours; it's hard for me to take the time away from all my other responsibilities and sit in front of a video conference".
Increase in active area significantly improves performance for serpentine cells, but only has limited effect on that of interdigitated cells.
9. Elections take place every five years but only have one option.
He never told jokes but only had to open a gate and everyone fell about.
