Sentence examples for only cut out from inspiring English sources
That not only cut out a costly link from the value chain, it also gave Dell the information it needed to manage inventory better than any other company in its industry.
Senator Charles Grassley, the committee's ranking Republican, offered a substitute bill that not only cut out those improvements but called for a huge reduction in authorized financing, and elimination of the Justice Department office devoted to administering the law and coordinating the nation's response to domestic violence and sexual assaults.
"If I'd only cut out 50% and won two of the four frames that I should definitely have won, it's eight all and it's game on going into tonight.
It goes on to note how if Tesla tries to automate 50percentt of the tasks in final assembly, it would only cut out about five hours of human labor.
The CAP -- perhaps the most plugged-in think tank in Washington D.C. today -- released a report just last week in which it concluded that lawmakers who think "we could get the budget back to sustainability if we only cut out earmarks, or say that the solution is to simply freeze discretionary spending, are just peddling fiscal snake oil".
Iker Muniain's low cross was only just cut out by Madrid's defence, before Javi Martinez headed over from the subsequent corner.
When Cengage sells an e-book version of "Organic Chemistry" directly to students, for $109.99, it not only cuts out the middleman but also reduces the supply of used books at the end of the semester.
I wish they featured active noise canceling, as the soft tip only cuts out some ambient noise.
And at that point, Congress is likely to push legislation that not only cuts out the cancer, but lots of healthy tissue as well.
Evaneos's business model not only cuts out travel agents but also tour operators, connecting travellers directly with destination management companies ("DMCs").
