Sentence examples for established only by from inspiring English sources

Great Britain, however, contended that rights of sovereignty could be established only by actual occupation of the land.

It wasn't so long ago that private foundations could be established only by an act of Congress, in part because they were considered so inimical to democracy.

But for the thin-skinned Elgar, such balancing acts meant insecurity, and he made it worse by his determination to live, once established, only by his composing.

But all around me are natural sleepers, sleeping in rhythms established only by their bodies and the flight of the sun and moon overhead.

These results were established only by algebraists in the 19th century (notably by the French mathematician Pierre Laurent Wantzel in 1837).

The course of the river, however, was established only by Thomas's team, and he is excited at the prospect of discovering the quayside and, perhaps, well-preserved boat remains.

Because lost purity can be re-established only by ritual and also because purity is often a precondition for the performance of rituals of many kinds, anthropologists refer to this general field of cultural phenomena as "ritual purity" and "ritual pollution".

But a summer program at Ballet Theater established only six years ago by Kevin McKenzie, the company's artistic director, is already competing with S.A.B. for students.

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As with most other herpesvirus infections, CFPHV infections are believed to result in a long, balanced interaction with the turtle host, thus allowing efficient virus transmission for years: lifelong latent infection is established only interrupted by episodes of viral reactivation and potential replication [ 22, 23].

On the climb itself, because of wintry conditions, Camp IV on the North Col was established only on May 22 by a new and steeper though safer route; the party was then forced to descend.