Sentence examples for only just a start from inspiring English sources

He said one novel was only just a start.

Cutting that enormous contractor work force by just 15%, only a start when it comes to eliminating the unnecessary duplication involved in hiring government employees and private contractors to do the same work, would save an easy $20 billion annually.

But to make Britain greater, we need to tackle some deep social problems… …problems we only just made a start on, as we focused on the economic emergency that faced us.

But the city has only just started a multiyear deal to acquire a site that houses an oil depot, and has no budget or timetable to clean it up or to buy another major parcel already designated as parkland.

Both that stadium and the Arena Corinthians are scheduled to open only in May, just a month before matches start.

If you are only just starting, a studio may be too expensive, so you can consider offering location shoots.

"We only saw the report this morning, so we've only just started an internal investigation into the matter," Zhao Qinghua, a spokeswoman for Nutricia in China, said.

The holiday book that looks as if it's only just been started – a man's book, saved up for holiday, with its captain on the back and glimpse of a white sail on the cover.

"We've only just started to scratch the surface in terms of understanding their intelligence".

As he says himself, he's only just getting started in a job where it takes a long time to get big things done.

So it wouldn't be fair to say that we're only just getting started on an anti-counterfeiting initiative.