Sentence examples for meant that only from inspiring English sources

And on the downside, it meant that only the interludes were musically surprising.

Stirct requirements meant that only trustworthy borrowers received government funds.

It was unclear whether that meant that only business or trade publications would be allowed.

Carolina's 23-20 victory meant that only the Panthers would remain unbeaten, improving to 5-0.

The growing raw disparities meant that only the rich teams could afford the best players.

This meant that only between 5% and 10% of the names on its database were uncovered.

I suppose he meant that only genuine talent can be nurtured and developed in the right atmosphere.

And those low-wage jobs meant that only 35percentt of working women had health insurance through their employer.

Video quality within the Netflix app was equally good, but a bug meant that only stereo sound was available.

That meant that only 50% of eligible Latinos voted in 2008, compared with 64% of the overall population.

Funding cuts have meant that only women and children in immediate danger can access help from Dawn House.