Sentence examples for in is only one from inspiring English sources

"The cosmos we live in is only one of an infinite number," said Frank Reynolds, a professor at the University of Chicago.

Having top-level buy-in is only one step in any strategy.

The Family Drive-in was only one of many Winchester-area drive-ins built in the 1950s.

Compared with other studies in Europe and North America, the data we collected were limited in being only one city, in sample size, and in duration.

Groups of volunteers, however, will be standing by at valet stations to park riders' bikes near the festivities.The swearing-in is only one part of the inaugural celebration.

Windows XP's built-in firewall is only one way; it blocks only the incoming nastiness.

Nevertheless, performance in public is only one of many possible desirable traits in medical students.

Ultimately, unless outside benefaction comes in, there is only one possible source: other students' fees.

Money, in fact, is only one measure of Mr. Bush's commitment.

Moreover, the urban warfare in Najaf is only one kind of combat, Mr. Krepinevich said.

Yet the increase in exports is only one quarter that big.