Sentence examples for only means that from inspiring English sources

It only means that is my-thought-when-writing (or when- talking).

These conclusions are regrettable because low statistical significance only means that chance has not been excluded as an explanation, assuming no bias and no real effect.

Legal logging only means that the logging is government sanctioned.

And it only means that people more extreme come in and take their place".

Apparently, she only means that when all Republicans agree with her".

That only means that international brands will try harder to reach Chinese consumers.

It only means that there may be more effective ways to achieve government objectives.

But that only means that he's terribly conservative — which is what radical means, running by the rules.

This not only means that security is tight and everywhere very visible, but that tensions are high too.

For them, "under God" only means that once upon a time the nation's leaders thought things along those lines.

Their release only means that their asylum appeal will run its course; a vast majority of asylum claims are rejected.