Sentence examples for may only believe from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, someone else may only believe smoothies and kale salads are healthy, therefore they strictly limit themselves to those two meals".
"I only believe in the people now".
You have to wish local TV well, but given that some believe that may only be possible in 15 cities (according to the man who examined the viability of the scheme) it is hardly an innovation from which the whole country will benefit.
He may not believe only work can inculcate dignity, but in a defense of his "inner cities" comments, he called it the "best": A stable, good-paying job is the best bridge out of poverty.
He believes creditors may only receive back around 15-20 pence for every £1 they invested.
If the frustrated talk coming out of Tianjin is to be believed, she may only have until December to prove that her organization can help the world make that change.
Hence, while we believe this study may only offer limited insight on protein folding, it lends evidence to the concept that the principle of compactness may more universally impact the defect tolerance and yield of self-assembling systems.
While it is possible that ASA may only reduce less severe infections, we believe that we identified the most clinically important events.
For example, a corporation adhering to the tenets of the Church of Christ, Scientist — which believes that illness may only be cured by prayer and supplication to God, not medicine — arguably could obtain an exemption from providing employee health coverage for anything other than religious healing, and thereby drastically cut expenses relative to its competitors.
We believe after 26 weeks, some improvement may occur, but we believe only a limited improvement of physical functioning may be expected after the first 6 months.
