Sentence examples for may only win from inspiring English sources

Its people may only win about 20 seats in the new parliament, but they hope their anti-corruption message will spread.

So the students' qualifications may only win them a slightly better job locally, paying 6,000-7,000 baht ($178-$178-$208onth, compared to 5,000-6,000 baht for a school leaver.

"We may only win this fight after something terrible happens," he says.

Although the protest is small - opinion polls suggest Ataka may only win around 5% of the vote - the views expressed are a useful barometer of public opinion here.

An entrant may only win one prize.

Even then, the ruling says applicants may only win asylum on those grounds "depending on the facts and evidence in an individual case".

A spectacular game against the Hurricanes may not only win the Heisman for Fitzgerald, but it may also put Pitt in the Orange Bowl.

Giovanni di Lorenzo, Die Zeit's editor, agrees that it would send a good signal if a woman were appointed to head a key section (or as his successor).Such appointments may not only win female readers, but also have a positive effect on journalism, rather as Ms Merkel has done on the political culture.

So absurdly shallow, flighty, and anger-focused is the current political milieu that, if a few things which can go wrong do wrong -- like an economic downturn, a terrorist attack, a geopolitical humiliation -- Trump may not only win the election but sweep to victory.

He may have only had six bouts since winning season four of The Ultimate Fighter, and may have only won three of them, but Matt Thee Terror' Serra has packed a hell of a lot of action into a short space of time.

Sir Laurence Olivier may have only won a Best Actor Oscar ONCE, but "ONCE" is also a hit Broadway play that has won eight Tony awards.