Sentence examples for only extremely from inspiring English sources

The new provisions for control orders involve only extremely limited judicial scrutiny.

The company offered only extremely general "belt and suspenders" advice, the expert said.

This means the frog is not only extremely distinct, but also highly threatened.

Beyond this, the Remonstrance is not only "extremely priceless," said Ms. Chapman-Smith, but is also "extremely fragile".

Prior to 1900 most industrial companies issued either no reports at all or only extremely cursory ones.

"The health care proposal being put together is not only extremely defective, it will cost a fortune," he said.

This diagnosis surprised me because vulvar carcinoma is not only extremely rare, it tends to occur predominantly in postmenopausal women.

The legal papers claim they ran a ramshackle operation and had only "extremely limited financial and legal expertise".

They focus all their efforts and energy into doing one thing and one thing only, extremely well.

Abortion is allowed now under only extremely limited circumstances in both the Irish Republic and in Northern Ireland.

But spraying pesticides from helicopters is not only extremely expensive, it also tends to unnerve residents, even as they clamor for a West Nile-free city.