Sentence examples for only commonly from inspiring English sources
Olive oil is far from being the only commonly adulterated food finding its way into British supermarkets.
In the book Mildred is only commonly pretty but has unstinting sexual allure.
For more than two decades, EDI had been the only commonly agreed standard with which to conduct business-to-business transactions.
Their use declined as trains and automobiles took over as the main forms of transportation, and today rickshaws are only commonly seen in tourist and geisha districts of cities like Tokyo and Kyoto.
Theo Sanderson, a geneticist at the Sanger Institute near Cambridge and the widget's creator, told the New Scientist that the project was inspired by a comic explaining the workings of a space rocket with only commonly used words.
However, RM are only commonly used in IT consulting firms.
The findings support the notion that depressive thoughts are not only verbal but commonly accompanied by sensory experiences.
The town, with the blessing of residents concerned about tax increases, mandates the recycling not only of commonly reprocessed items like aluminum, glass and paper but also of tires, batteries and household appliances.
It is asserted that only when commonly available sources of information are eliminated is the subject forced to rely on assumptions.
Some activities may only strengthen commonly held misconceptions.
Brain perfusion SPECT is not only more commonly used but is also a more economical modality compared with [18F]FDG-PET.
