Sentence examples for most often only from inspiring English sources

Of 20 shows time-shifted most often, only one ("Medium") is on at 10 p.m.

Punctured tires should have the hole plugged and the liner patched, but most often only one of these was done.

But usually, they do it quietly, most often only when a competitors' customer takes the initiative to inquire, he said.

"Tricorder", for instance, is used in print, but most often only to refer to the medical diagnostic device used in the Star Trek movies.

In this state of only 700,000 people that American presidents tend to visit most often only to refuel, the three-day tour by Barack Obama this week gave everybody something to talk about.

Though it's most often only tangentially political, TokTok's latest issue includes a tale about a land run by Smurf look-alikes: One day, when Papa Smurf departs, citizen Smurfs are at a loss as to how to move forward.

Haagensen studied the route of metastases through the axillary lymph node filter and stated that the nodes of the central group are not only most often involved, but also most often exclusively involved [ 12].

But most often the only maths we need to make sense of them is simple arithmetic.

There are a couple of Dr. Murray supporters, but most often you only see one women, Beatrice Fakhrian.

Amniotic fluid offers another possible fetal matrix, but samples are most often available only from amniocentesis indicated by advanced maternal age or by prenatal diagnostics of chromosomal abnormalities and severe malformations.

Until recently, such tycoons rarely spent any time in prison, as courts most often not only did not arrest them but also suspended their prison terms, citing their "contribution to the economy" and fears that their absence from management might hurt their corporate empires, and by extension, the national economy.