Sentence examples for from just one from inspiring English sources

Many studies on China's biogas are from just one micro-perspective.

I don't think defending comes from just one player.

And that was from just one former governor of Texas.

From just one word you've created a whole scene in your mind.

The average person has 100 trillion cells; in theory, identification is possible from just one.

This entire evening all stems from just one chapter in the adventures of Belinda Blumenthal.

That's more than £130,000 in revenue from just one building.

"That whole image of her comes from just one source," says Howarth, "but is it accurate?

The problem was detecting the glow from just one cell, something that had never been done.

"I hope the focus begins to shift away from just one small group".

But some outside experts noted that the paper used a menstrual sample from just one woman.