Sentence examples for only one sufficiently from inspiring English sources

(Am I the only one sufficiently cynical to find it utterly fascinating that Gordon Brown should choose this moment, above all others, to pontificate here on the Huffington Post about how much he cares about promoting women's rights -- particularly in Africa?).

We performed this experiment in first larval stage (L1) animals because, among the four larval stages, the L1 larval period is the only one sufficiently long (16 hours) to allow a five-hour exposure to Tunicamycin without the risk of harvesting molting or nearly molting animals.

Your parental duty requires you to find not the safest conceivable mode of travel, but only one sufficiently safe.

31 We identified only one publication sufficiently powered to detect vertebral fracture incidence.

Confusion might have been avoided if all telephone requests had been directed to only one location sufficiently equipped with phone lines and personnel.

This has so far deemed only one interpreter at sufficiently high risk to get a visa.

We present here a single cantilever beam test, in which only one adherend is sufficiently flexible to bend appreciably under load.

While usually only one ablation may sufficiently ablate up to a 5-cm myoma, two smaller ablations might be needed rather than one larger one, in order to ablate a greater aggregate volume when a fibroid is close to the serosa or where there is additional constraint on ablation volume and position (e.g., the cornu).

Our tastes and interests are sufficiently different for there to be only one point on which we readily agree: As it becomes possible to rush books into print ever more hastily, editing ain't what it used to be.

Dr. Melton said he believed that the number was closer to 10, of which "only one or two" are sufficiently robust to be helpful.

The above result indicates that a (VV) merger arise in more situations when the number of firms increase, being the only one expected for a sufficiently large (n).