Sentence examples for only one legitimate from inspiring English sources

Only one legitimate investor participated in the private placement, which generated $1.6 million in equity for the company -- not the $12 million claimed by the company, the S.E.C. said.

There can be only one legitimate response to this crisis.

The 24-hour news cycle with only one legitimate hour of news-worthy information - the vast majority of it negative - recycled and repackaged as "breaking news" intensifies the fearful orientation.

Many of the businesses considering this new corporate structure -- like waste management firm Rubicon Global, e-commerce platform Etsy, and eyewear industry disruptor Warby Parker -- feel understandably constrained by existing corporate law that recognizes only one legitimate corporate purpose -- to maximize value for stockholders.

"There is only one legitimate military force in our country, and that is the Armed Forces of the Philippines," he said at a news briefing.

But it will be hard for tobacco to find a market price because there is still only one legitimate buyer: the Chinese National Tobacco Company.

But there's only one good, legitimate reason, and...it's to change the world".

The question is – does a person's sex and sexuality determine their ability to function in the workplace, wherever that workplace is? Frankly, there can only be one legitimate answer to this: absolutely not!

"But if that's the case then Russia now needs to take the actions to put in place all that's been agreed: getting Russian troops out of Ukraine, getting heavy weapons out of Ukraine and respecting all the written agreements and only recognising one legitimate set of Ukrainian elections.

"But if that's the case," he added, "Russia now needs to take the actions to put in place all that's been agreed: getting Russian troops out of Ukraine, getting heavy weapons out of Ukraine and respecting all the written agreements and only recognising one legitimate set of Ukrainian elections.

There is only one intelligent and legitimate solution: set Charles free to speak his mind, and give Britain a genuinely democratic, republican constitution, one that will secure and guarantee our democratic rights for generations to come.