Sentence examples for only one often from inspiring English sources

These protégés — Dr. Luke is the best known, but by no means the only one — often go on to be major hitmakers in their own right, and acquire and mentor their own protégés, who become hitmakers, too, spreading Swedish methods further and further into the songwriting mainstream.

Most glareolids lay two eggs, but the double-banded courser (Rhinoptilus africanus) lays only one, often located near antelope droppings, for concealment on otherwise bare ground.

So I'm surely not the only one often to lie in bed pondering the grave - though extra points to me for doing so under the very ceiling that, you'll recall, is likely to send me to it.

Perhaps I am the only one who often feels like I don't have much to contribute to a conversation.

And however worthy it is, an initiative that benefits many departments but is to be paid for by only one will often fall by the wayside, says Léan Doody of Arup, a consultancy.Political culture matters too.

MHPs are normally systems with a low level of automation, yet only one employee often controls the operation.

Nevertheless, there are many different solutions, with each solution representing an optimal sequence of reversals that sort one genome into another, and finding only one is often insufficient.

This blockage was followed by an abnormal mitosis that resulted in the appearance of only one, large, often binucleated cell that could still complete a second entire cell cycle (Tounekti et al, 1993).

With the launch of Local Lounges, Airbnb is making an even stronger statement that it believes its service can pay back into local economies in ways that hotels (which are often centered around only one downtown area) often don't.

Films that don't get a theatrical release, or that get only a scant one, often become readily available on-demand.

Only the next one often wasn't particularly funny either.