Sentence examples for have only very from inspiring English sources

Governors have only very recently approved the policy".

Conclusions: The two depressed samples (suicidal vs. non-suicidal individuals) have only very few dissimilarities.

Males and females have only very slight plumage differences and distinguishing between sexes is difficult.

The species' vocalizations have only very recently been documented and described.

"All of us who have been to Pakistan have only very delightful memories".

"The stadium operators have only very recently agreed to install a satisfactory radio system".

Consequently, mitigating future emissions will have only very limited influence on glacier mass change in the twenty-first century.

It can therefore be concluded that science and technology have only very limited potential in solving current and future environmental problems.

Although ANN have been applied in various areas of medical research, they have only very recently been applied in geriatrics (Cacciafesta et al., 2000. Arch. Gerontol. Geriatr. 31 (in press)).

This allows us to quantify user security choices in networks with IDS even when users have only very limited, aggregate information about security choices of other users of the network.

The other possibility is that conditions have only very recently become habitable for the crabs on the continental shelf, and they haven't had time to move into the area yet.