Sentence examples for may only do from inspiring English sources

More than 20 councils are expected to declare on Saturday, while at least two may only do so on Monday.

"Shareholders of Bermuda companies do not generally have rights to take action against directors or officers of the company, and may only do so in limited circumstances".

As of today, heterosexual couples that want to enter into a civil union may only do so in a handful of states like Illinois, Hawaii, and Colorado.

But some say removing Emanuel may only do so much in a city where hard-nosed "Chicago style" politics has been around for generations, and where the police department has a long history of illegal and brutal behavior.

Wark may only do one of the central motions – the arms-up werewolf claw manoeuvre – but she also nails the key part of the wedding Thriller, namely the look on your face that suggests you have no control over your body and are reciting something stored deep within you.

The person granting the authorisation may only do so if he/she considers that the authorisation is necessary in the interests of national security, for the purpose of preventing or detecting serious crime or in the interests of the economic well-being of the country, and that the surveillance is proportionate to what is sought to be achieved by it.

Thus, for computer chips as envisioned by I.B.M., the nanotubes may not only do the calculating, but they could also help carry heat away and keep the chip from overheating.

If he can solve this Rubik's Cube of religious belief and scientific trust, he may not only do the country a favor; he might reach the White House.

Beyond that, experts say, anything it does may only make things worse.

A prolonged period of doing nothing may only make matters worse.

Doing this may only set you up for another round of "one upping".. Take care when praising your child.