Sentence examples for distance with only from inspiring English sources

At the same time, opponents of same-sex marriage seemed to be keeping their distance, with only scattered — and outnumbered — protests on Monday and Tuesday.

Of the Kazakh's previous 16 world title bouts none have lasted the distance, with only one fighter having taken him past 10 rounds.

Alistair laughs dryly when asked if Jonny's rare victory over him in Hamburg in July didn't really count as it was over a shorter distance with only a 5km run.

The midfielder Callum McGregor, who started against Ajax only due to injuries and suspensions and scored in the 2-1 defeat, retained his place and was again on target with a fine shot from distance with only seven minutes gone but that was cancelled out by Caley's Miles Storey in the 39th minute.

Figure 3a shows the IMV200/STRIX car has a smooth trend over the distance, with only about 2 mm difference in some places at the same position.

Key quote: 'Honeybees often have to travel very long distances with only a small amount of nectar, so they have to be as fuel-efficient as possible,' says Mandyam Srinivasan, professor at Queensland Brain Institute (QBI) at the University of Queensland.

Transport to ECs is mainly road-based, over large distances, with only a few provinces able to utilise rotor wing or fixed wing resources, although the provision of these services continues to increase annually.

In terms of all taxa combined, the immediate return tape transect yielded less than half the number of fishes recorded using the initial fixed distance transect, with only 12.8±0.8 (mean ± SE) fishes compared to 26.5±1.7, respectively (Figure 1).

Results in the third column demonstrate racial differences in distance decay with only African children who live further from clinics being less likely to have had an attended birth.

Nearly all of the text in the original screenshots was legible to any observer with normal or corrected-to-normal vision at the experimental viewing distance, with the only exceptions being (rarely) poorly rendered text, or essentially "footnote" or other unimportant text – e.g., disclaimers or trademark symbols.

The temptation is to think and say otherwise, to canonize Mandela as "the one" who accomplished the miracle of a unified South Africa, and in the process to put him on the shelf of history to be safely admired and commemorated from a distance, with our only obligation being to respect his life and memory.