Sentence examples for notice only in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perry became a fixture in Texas politics in the mid-1980s, but he began spending large sums, and gaining more notice, only in the last decade.

As one reviewer observed, he has a knack for "piercing the veil of the everyday to reveal a poignant, evanescent beauty most of us notice only in rare moments.

Because Mr. Byford was given formal notice only in June 2011, Mr. Thompson argued that his settlement was contractual, while others said that it was beyond the terms of the contract because Mr. Byford knew the previous October that his job was disappearing, and that his salary for those eight months ought to have been deducted from his year's pay in lieu of notice but was not.

That's how privilege works: It's the perk we notice only in its absence, the invisible lubricant of power smoothing our way through the world.

He insists that his staff did declare them and noticed only in December that they were not listed on the ECwebsite a claim the EC is checking.

To the Editor: A devotee of the Betsy-Tacy books almost since their inception, I noticed only in recent years (when reading them to inner-city girls) that their author, Maud Hart Lovelace, was for her day mildly multicultural.

Thus, in the seven longitude sectors, similar m/l distributions between the irregularities and OLRs are noticed only in the South American sector.

Specific cartilage collagens (types II and XI) were deposited in the matrix throughout the culture and traces of type I collagen were noticed only in the culture medium after 2 3 weeks and 4 weeks in the case of 106 and 107 cells-seeded sponges, respectively.

The organic matter content in the post-harvest soils was observed to increase linearly with vermicompost rate regardless of the chemical fertilizers; however a statistically significant increment was noticed only in those plots to which vermicompost was added at a rate of ≥7.5 ton ha−1 (T5, T6, T6, and T8) (Table 7).

This phosphoresence was not observed in all specimens brought in for examination, and seemed to depend on some peculiar condition of the air, having been noticed only in specimens gathered in damp weather or just before a storm.

These changes in the nuclear architecture were noticed only in rod nuclei [ 40].