Sentence examples for only poised from inspiring English sources

"Many in this group are not only poised to strain the social safety net but fall through it entirely," the study said.

The reason: Local officials see it as unthreatening to the building -- which is not only poised to gain landmark protection but already has environmental protection because it was built on a wetlands buffer zone.

And the debt collection sector is only poised to grow.

On the other, that squeeze is only poised to get tighter courtesy of the judges and policies of the president who promised he alone could fix it all.

Black women are not only poised to expand their power on the ballot, but must also leverage their power at the ballot box.

What's more, slowing demand growth is only poised to shrink further as the international community continues to raise the costs of emitting carbon into the atmosphere.

The news is tragic timing – the site was launched in February with private beta testers but was only just poised to release a full public beta at the start of next month.

It is also possible that, for some promoters, AR binding only poises the promoters for additional binding of other factors, just like what Jia et al. showed that AR-occupied regions in prostate cancer cells exceed number of DHT-responsive genes [42].

This has regulatory importance since a subset of genes in the studied cell types only have poised, but not elongating RNAPII [ 8, 9, 22].

Only poise cost them in the end, going down by seven points after half a dozen pressured misses in the frenzied final minutes.

But conservatives are not the only ones poised to maintain a presence here in a state that twice voted to elect Barack Obama as president.