Sentence examples for only in kind from inspiring English sources

Previously, South Korean forces were allowed to respond only in kind — if the North fired artillery, the South could answer only with artillery — to contain any dispute.

Before Gebre-Michael joined Farm Africa in mid-2013 she worked as a day labourer farming crops, paid only in kind.

A new Poor Law enacted in 1834, and reflecting a harsh moral view of poverty, required the poor persons to be admitted to the workhouse so as to receive relief only in kind, with occasional exceptions, but this again was by no means uniformly enforced, though it added greatly to the unpopularity of the Poor Laws.

Each type uses the same basic lyrical structure, differing only in kind and degree of emotions portrayed.

Are they branded outcasts and losers – or is there a richness to their lives that news reports don't show?" With no budget and only in-kind support, Munroe decided that rather than struggling to create all the 2040 gadgetry necessary some of it would be mimed.

NASAnow gives only in-kind support and tuition reimbursement for training for NASA employees.

NASA now gives only in-kind support and tuition reimbursement for training for NASA employees.

A multinomial logit model is also estimated for the following categories of remittances: no remittances, cash only, in-kind only, and both cash and in-kind remittances.

American scientists have shared their scientific and technological expertise with China for decades, but until now Chinese scientists have contributed only in-kind donations, mostly salaries, to joint energy studies.

This is an only-in-America kind of town.

The data from this study indicated that CHWs who were paid a monetary incentive performed better than volunteer CHWs who received only gifts in kind.