Sentence examples for only pass on from inspiring English sources

The Nationwide spokesman said: 'Money market rates have gone up in the last three to four weeks, and this adds to the cost of our long-term borrowing.' He said the building society, which has more than one million mortgage customers, would only pass on the rises to new customers.

But people with two surnames may only pass on that of the father.

I can only pass on the not-impartial reports of the architects' and the Elbphilharmonie's representatives.

However, if they choose to charge for accepting credit card payments then the rules make it very clear that they can only pass on the cost.

Livestock not only pass on new diseases to other species, including man, but also help spread existing diseases to new places.Scientists spot a new disease roughly every four months.

The council's lead food officer Steve Ramm said: "Mice not only pass on harmful bacteria when gnawing food but they also urinate very regularly so work surfaces and the hands of staff also become contaminated.

You will also find intelligence chiefs not only passing on information and assessments, but also advocating specific courses of action.

Christopher Jencks, in "Inequality," adopted the more radical position that if school was only passing on and legitimizing inequality, the only solution was a socialist-style redistribution of income.

There's a faux-innocent tone, "don't yell at me, I'm only passing on the facts", which is hard to argue: these are merely facts.

The shippers contend that they are only passing on what they describe as unusually steep fees collected by port operators in China.

As I think has been mentioned on the boards already, maybe she was only passing on her upbringing to him?