Sentence examples for mean only a part from inspiring English sources

The Maloofs are perhaps best known in Las Vegas for being the part-owners (and I do mean only a part) of the Palms casino, where the NHL awards are held every year.

In addition, microRNA regulations are spatio-temporal specific, which means only a part of the microRNA-mRNA interactions are active in the diseased tissue.

In addition, almost two-thirds of Wyoming is owned by the federal government, which means only a small part of the state budget comes from property taxes.

Feminism is a movement that fights for women's equality, but that doesn't mean only women can be a part of it.

This also means that only a part of the genome needs to be monitored when using markers for whole genome selection.

It means only small part of tags could be assigned to genes.

For its part, the D.E.C.'s turkey reintroduction program was meant only to restore part of the natural wildlife habitat on Long Island, he said.

A minus like the default setting for "Source Code" means only part of it is enabled (by the way, source code means "let me download source code for all my "Ubuntu Software" repositories").

By "never part," they did not mean only their hearts or spirits.

These disappointing disclosures on the part of Senator Burris mean only one thing: he must resign.

These methodological constraints mean that only a small part of the species' range can be surveyed; for example, until 2004, such surveys for orangutans in the Indonesian part of Borneo covered an estimated 20 25% of their total range [11].