Sentence examples for might work only from inspiring English sources

Some observers suggest that this might work only for play money.

In "machine organizations," humans might work only to service the printers.

A device might work only after the 'special touch' from a few people or even one person in the lab, and 'on-the-fly' adjusting is common.

The report, commissioned by Mr. Pataki, indicates that if all recommendations are successfully followed, the evacuation plan might work only for an accidental release, like a slow leak.

Even for that amount, he contended, the system might work "only nine out of ten times -- assuming the administration knew how to build it".

"We have people that might work only one quarter of the year and are making more on unemployment than somebody that works all year long at a sustained job," he said.

Humour might work, but it only goes so far.

A doctor told him that a cornea transplant might work, "but they can only be done in a developed country… we don't have access to those techniques here yet".

Our data would suggest that daunorubicin might work not only as a DNA-damaging agent but also as an inhibitor of glycolytic pathways, a combined effect that might have broad therapeutic implications against cancer cells growing under hypoxic conditions.

Using their in vitro system, the authors conclude that glycolic acid and lactic acid might work not only by accelerating the epidermal turnover, but also by directly inhibiting melanin formation in melanocytes.

While a private banker might work with only 20 or so people, those working with "single digit millionaires" might have 100 clients – meaning that every one of them gets much less of their adviser's time and attention.