Sentence examples for has only to be from inspiring English sources

It has only to be better than a placebo.

Bush has only to be seen standing upright after 15 rounds to be declared a genius.

One side believes that a goalie has only to be statistically a little better than average to help a team win a championship (see Brodeur, Martin).

A lollipop-shaped watering globe from Hozelock (£3.49) has only to be filled and stuck on its stick into the compost of a plant pot.

An athlete has only to be identified as a potential world champion to start being treated as if he or she is a world champion.

Like certain other strains of science fiction, Yu's genre exercises occasionally succumb to the fallacy that a sufficiently clever premise has only to be executed — that the text itself is secondary.

But she was a tiger.Anyone who doubted that had only to be interviewed by her.

But the French claim remained; it had only to be made good by actual occupation.

In that sense, "Stagolee" as a name had only to be inserted.

The solidity of their intonation, rhythm and musicality were like beacons that had only to be followed.

In other words, now that she had rid herself of falsehood, that young woman had only to be herself.