Sentence examples for could only be offered from inspiring English sources

And Trump supporter Ben Carson, admitted that Trump answered the abortion question poorly but said it was because Trump wasn't expecting it to be asked – an excuse that could only be offered by another candidate as unpresidential as he was.

Since regulated mutual funds back then were not permitted to sell short, these portfolios could only be offered privately, in limited partnerships.

However, since carnivorous larvae of ladybird beetles cannot sustain themselves on sugar solution only, this kind of liquid food could only be offered for 24 h, after which the larvae were given more substantial food containing proteins.

Due to a limitation of resources, participation in the module could only be offered to 40 students.

This is in stark contrast to lung cancer, in which (until very recently) most patients presented late, had multiple smoking-induced comorbidities and could only be offered palliative care.

Until very recently, patients with macular oedema as a result of CRVO could only be offered visual rehabilitation and visual aids in an attempt to help them to deal better with their reduced vision and its implications in their daily activities and quality of life.

This training could then for example only be offered to a subset of highly motivated nurses, to which all GPs in a certain region can refer [ 36].

If there are, proponents of either normative approach may point out reasonably that it could only be a mistake to offer a resolution of what is, ex hypothesi, irresolvable.

All the same, he encouraged Smith strongly to accept the deal he placed on the table, though he knew it was unpalatable, as any future offer could only be worse.

He strongly encouraged Smith to accept his deal, though he knew it was unpalatable to him, as any future offer could only be worse from Smith's standpoint especially if, as expected, US President Gerald Ford lost the upcoming election to Jimmy Carter.

Sheehan's complaint argues that none of the positions were White's to offer, as they could only be secured during a posted public hearing.