Sentence examples for only a much from inspiring English sources

Following the 4th-century theologians Evagrius Ponticus and John Cassian, Christian mystics permitted themselves only a much reduced program.

His later poetry was not published in Turkey until 1965, two years after his death, and so affected only a much younger generation.

Studies show that half of people identify as working class, but the statistics May refers to cover only a much smaller percentage of boys living in poverty.

A major question is why a large percentage of women are infected with H.P.V. but only a much smaller percentage develop cervical cancer.

The House Ways and Means Committee's millionaire's surcharge plan is dead; at most, only a much smaller tax on the rich will fly.

Climbing back to the top took not only a much publicized interview with Hillary Rodham Clinton, but also an equally publicized emergency quintuple bypass for the star himself.

He said: "Frisky was not only a much-loved family pet but also captured the heart of the nation.

Once only a much-praised music festival stood here, but organizers of South by Southwest have expanded their event laterally over the years, moving into film and interactive media with a vengeance.

Dame Helen is not only a much-loved veteran, but she's playing a character in "The Audience" for which she has already earned an Oscar and cinematic immortality.

Only a much-needed randomised controlled trial will provide definitive proof for or against the requirement for drainage in PSPs >2 cm at the hilum.

If solving Series-Parallel circuits, solve the Parallel parts first, then you are left with only a much-easier Series circuit.