Sentence examples for matters with only from inspiring English sources

As the season evolved, it became clear that the quartet of Piquet, Senna, Prost and Mansell were set to dominate matters, with only Berger capable of breaking the stranglehold in Mexico.

If, sometimes, the Australianness of the accent and the Irishness of the stories mismatches, it does not seem to matter: with only a few small changes you feel that many of these songs could fit into the Australian songbook.

The verbal process favours only circumstance of matter (with only instance found).

Software is another matter entirely, with only one PS3 game cracking the top 10: Batman: Arkham Asylum.

Dortmund broke from the No. 1 hole, a spot Baffert hates but one that didn't matter Saturday, with only five other horses to get in the way.

The rate at which the system enters the active state does depend on concentration, but this does not matter, because with only two states we must always have an analog of Eq (51), which allows us to eliminate the "on rate" in favor of k− and 〈n〉.

The songs often took as their subject matter contemporary stories, with "Only A Pawn In Their Game" addressing the murder of civil rights worker Medgar Evers; and the Brechtian "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll" the death of black hotel barmaid Hattie Carroll, at the hands of young white socialite William Zantzinger.

In order for the process of abstraction to be construed in terms of mere omission in this case, all relevant information for the study of language must be present at the most concrete level, and each subsequent move in abstraction would reduce the amount of information in an incremental matter, with the only retained information being kept in each case.

One year, in a class of 21 trainee hairdressers, seven were pregnant within a matter of months, with only two completing the two-year course without getting pregnant.

Its initial evacuation of 11,000 residents in a matter of hours with only two exiting roads set a new land-speed record for urban wildfire evacuation.

For instance, considering the Geology corpus previously mentioned, the more frequent unigram was bacia ("basin" in English) with 2390 occurrences, while the more frequent bigram was matéria orgânica ("organic matter" in English) with only 430 occurrences.