Sentence examples for namely that only from inspiring English sources
But tourism is big business, too, and it will be interesting to see if Hawaiian can earn significant business-travel traffic to and from Asian destinations, and whether the airline can defy the iron law of American domestic carriers; namely, that only Southwest consistently makes money.
But what happens, then, if we grant the truth of Descriptive Hedonism: namely, that only pleasure is, in fact, desired.
You omit the corollary of this self-evident truth, namely, that only actively managed funds or discretionary managers are beating the market.
The first problem is that an underlying assumption was made for the Rician distribution, namely, that only one harmonic is retained by the Gabor wavelet transform.
Preliminary experiments varying the granularity of smoothing using the spar and all.knots options of smooth.spline, revealed a useful property of this algorithm, namely that only 3 clearly distinct classes of spline models, which we call 'phases', were produced from the data.
1) The use of organ dose implicitly assumes a priori some mechanistic model of radiation carcinogenesis – namely that only local irradiation is important.
It is no more nor less than the argument the British left has always made, namely that if only it could get its hands on the powers of the nation state, all would be well.
Let me start by saying that aside from Girls's lack of non-white characters and its conservative politics regarding sexuality and romance (namely that the only type of real relationship seems to exist in monogamous, possessive, straight couple form, and nearly all sex is solely penetrative), I enjoy it.
This may be a result of the simplification adopted in the model, namely that scattering only results in less light reaching the detector rather than more.
In this respect, Jacobi was reaffirming the point he had already made to Lessing ten years earlier, namely, that the only way to deal with the irrational results of philosophizing is to know when to stop philosophizing.
However, mobile phone data introduce a different bias, namely, that they only contain social contacts that were expressed through phone calls, thus missing all other types of social interactions out [38].
