Sentence examples for can only be very from inspiring English sources

Such linear calculations, of course, can only be very rough approximations.

Applied to The White Ribbon, the answer to this question can only be: very, very German indeed.

Now that Bayern are entering the key part of the season, the business end of the Champions League, that can only be very good news.

Clearly such an explanation can only be very speculative, because there are essentially no animal models and it is hard to study detailed neural processing in humans.

Examples of the sort van Bendegem cites are extremely rare, hence the impact of mathematical experiments of this sort on actual mathematical practice can only be very limited at best.

Considering that the effects of species richness and structure on productivity in our model can only be very small, we can still take them seriously and interpret their trends.

Perhaps surprisingly, these minimal networks can not only be very diverse, as we saw earlier, but neutral paths starting from any one such network can also reach far through genotype space.

And anything that takes very effort can only be a very good thing.

Before I could answer, he pinched the still-pale skin of my forearm, shook his head in wonder, and said, "It can only be somewhere very cold, because you are so very white".

Trust is key, and it can only be developed very slowly, if at all.

And a world with more curry in can only be a very good thing.