Sentence examples similar to could have found only from inspiring English sources

"We have found only one issue which could have been decisive.

Silvopastoral practices could substantially improve service provision while retaining agricultural production, but they have found only limited acceptance among farmers.

Had Sharapova kept quiet and then contested any ruling, as athletes often do, she could have found herself paying not only for her own offense but for the sins of others.

"We never met you, but if only we could have found you," read one.

Woods showed true grit trying to dig himself out of his mess but only a sadist could have found anything else to enjoy in his performance.

Sure, the Jaguars are happy with their unlikely 12-7 victory, but for the Ravens, it was like a highlight reel of all their offensive nightmares, writes Pete Prisco on CBSSports.com, and Alex Marvez writes on Foxsports.com that only Edgar Allan Poe could have found any beauty in the Ravens' performance.

And, in a sense, only manual laborers could have found hope on such a site.

If only the network could have found a way to spin Randall's and Klugman's characters off into a new shared series, they might have had something.

Julia Weldon of Harper's Magazine remarked with amusement that the events of the novel were ones that "only a Frenchman" could have found himself in.

Only the most extreme could have found anything to admire in that.

"You often think you're the only one in the world that could have found this.