Sentence examples for it was only more from inspiring English sources

But it was only more recently, while based in Washington, that I began to wonder about the possible health effects of the hidden sugars in processed food.

At the first SASI test, the maximum response of the IRG level after the injection of calcium into the proper hepatic artery was more than 70,000 pg/mL, but it was only more than 200 pg/mL at the second SASI test.

This precaution was followed nearly uniformly for more than 30 years, McGowan says, adding that it was only more recently with the introduction of cheap imports that came without the safety precautions "that we started hearing complaints about fires and other problems".

It could be camp, if it were only more knowing.

"It is only more recently that it has become dominated by professionals.

On the contrary; it is only more evidence that he possesses it.

But it is only more recently that public health experts have examined the problem through their lens, he added.

It is only more than twenty paragraphs later that the Post article notes, A spokesman for the hotel union denied it placed the victim at the Sofitel.

A lot. "'Ang on a minute," says Sid. And, bloody hell, one track in and it's only more tuning up.

Our centralised state already produces significant postcode lotteries and some would argue that it is only more local policy variation that will drive improvement.

Without an obvious rationale for that, it is only more difficult to persuade New Delhi or Islamabad to curb their own nuclear appetites.