Sentence examples for could only be part from inspiring English sources

The Lords committee argues that such technologies could only be part of the approach to the control of disease or agricultural pests.

Soon after her arrival the teenager was told that she could only be part of the family if she had sex with the couple, according to the Port St .Lucie Police Department.

A new iPhone, however, could only be part of the story.

But the Modistae saw that this could only be part of the answer, for grammar is a linguistic phenomenon, and linguistic phenomena must have a cause within the natural order of things.

For example, if respondents knew there would be no question longer than 10 marks in an assessment, they omitted tracts of work they perceived could only be part of a longer question.

Others talk of an English Parliament - although northern voices could only be a part of that.

Moreover, muscle sarcomeres could only be in part restored and exhibited local myosin assembly defects, as well as a reduced overall size.

My earliest memory is being told about the existence of hell, and that it was something that could only be escaped by being part of this "thing" and believing in Jesus.

It's a thriller unto itself that could only be told in Hollywood (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4) or in my book of my most entertaining blogs titled -- you guessed it -- The Smoking Gun: True Tales from Hollywood's Screenwriting Trenches.

However it is also obvious to anyone including potential enemies that Britain's nuclear weapons could only be used as part of a Nato attack.

The delegate general of the CNCIS, Rémi Récio, a magistrate, said permission to examine phone records could only be granted as part of an approved investigation of a terrorist or security threat.