Sentence examples for embraced with only from inspiring English sources

Despite this, a Guardian/ICM poll suggests minority languages are not being fully embraced, with only around a third of people whose native language isn't English take a qualification in their mother tongue.

"Baby Got Back," Leo Sayer, and "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" (with an ear-splitting introduction from Tom Green) can be embraced only with a belly laugh.

This force only acts on cohesin that is actually involved in linking sister chromatids, but not on post-replicatively loaded cohesin that may embrace or associate with only one of the two sisters.

The only thing he seems to embrace with conviction is his contradictions.

And if they ask any help, let's do that.'" Shantha embraced partnerships with not only research institutes such as the NIH, but also potential competitors in the form of a multinational pharmaceutical for regulatory guidance.

Publishers embraced e-books only a few years ago.

However, individualism is embraced only when safe.

Whilst a highly curved (as in ribonuclease inhibitor LRR structure) could not interact with the fibril surface without substantial steric overlap, the decoron molecular structure embraces multiple collagen monomers with only a very modest change to its radius of curvature (Figure 4).

The wider population will embrace democracy only if it associates more freedom with a better life.

She believed that dialogue with civil servants was crucial, and not only embraced the information but also asked the civil servants control questions.

However, as bodily distress syndrome embraces only the most common symptom patterns, patients with few but impairing symptoms are not captured.