Sentence examples for may only bring from inspiring English sources

For the rarest plants, he may only bring back 10.

The season may only bring further unrest at two clubs where stability has become rare.

But first, a warning: Do not do what the V.A. denial letter suggests you do, as that may only bring you years more of delays.

They also helpfully include Austria's customs regulations, stipulating among other things that visitors may only bring in "one camera, with 12 plates or two rolls of film", which sounds rather stingy.

(15)/(16), the throughput expression is complicated which in the end may only bring marginally higher performance than that by a tractable approximation.

The only other new film opening this weekend is "The Quiet Ones," a horror film that may only bring in a paltry $5 million in opening weekend sales.

"It is syphilis which attacks you and if left untreated, it leads to wounds in the uterus and this may not only bring barrenness but may also lead to two remo (cervical cancer)," (FGD, Rural; women, aged 45 – 59 years).

Furthermore, the belief that his actions may not only bring benefit but also harm makes him feared.

Such features may not only bring ZnO NPs to be closer to the membrane of bacteria to hamper the normal function of bacteria [21] but also increase the local zinc concentration to inhibit the growth of bacteria [22].

Systematical profiling and comprehensive annotation of embryonic stem cells lincRNAs may not only bring a clearer big picture of these novel regulators but also shed light on their functionalities.

Yet the tax may eventually not only bring new fiscal stability, but also reduce the burden of cascading excise and sales taxes that is one of the biggest handicaps facing manufacturers.