Sentence examples for may only raise from inspiring English sources

But the scrutiny may only raise fresh questions.

The details of your will are less important to them and may only raise their anxieties.

He also seems to embrace the perception that his business background may help him solve the state's shortfall -- although that may only raise expectations and increase the blowback if the deficit fix comes up short.

"A very dovish shift from the Federal Reserve's James Bullard, who on Friday said the Fed may only raise rates once before 2018, has contributed to a drop in the US dollar, adding to sterling strength".

Until now the family had called on the public to act with restraint and to give the Israeli authorities more time to work behind the scenes, fearing that a noisy public campaign may only raise the value of Mr. Mengistu in Hamas's eyes, and increase the price for his return.

Mr McBrearty said the Rangers board's latest plans for a share issue may only raise £3.6m and cover part of the club's obligations.

If you file many small claims over the course of three or five years, your insurance company may not only raise your premium but could cancel your policy.

Some of the nation's top energy, housing and business experts say the effort may not only raise the cost of staples, but also slow the pace of job and income growth for millions of California families.

The inhibition of SAMHD1 by Nt-AIs may not only raise the level but also alter the balance of the intracellular dNTP pool, as observed in AGS patients (33), resulting in increased DNA damage and a greater susceptibility to viral infection (34, 35).

While the bank bonanza may have only raised the ire of members on the left and the right, distrust of the banking industry is widespread across the general population, perhaps matching only the nation's lack of faith in our political institutions.

And although the KLF6 variant alone may only slightly raise a man's risk, it could act in concert with other prostate cancer genes, Tavtigian notes.