Sentence examples for only precedents from inspiring English sources

The only precedents of randomized placebo-controlled trials in Dravet syndrome are the two small trials that led to the approval of stiripentol.

One of the only precedents is Ruth Kelly, the former Labour cabinet minister, who had four children while serving as an MP.

It is a rare example of the city's public school system relying on the private sector for basic academic services; the only precedents are smaller programs in counseling and tutoring.

The only precedents he could cite were the Midwestern cities hit by the Great Depression and a contemporaneous drought, and Miami after a 1920s craze for beachfront property reversed itself.

Image caption The attacks on Nagasaki and Hiroshima in 1945 are the only precedents for the human devastation caused by using nuclear weapons.

The events of May 1968 are not the only precedent.

Those years were the only precedent to Pruitt's tenure.

In California, the only precedent is in the city of Vallejo, which declared bankruptcy in 2008.

Tells about the only precedent that comes to mind - the late regime in Cambodia.

The only precedent I can think of is Larry Gomes, the West Indies No3 30 years ago.

The only precedent, Shalakany said, was set by the Revolutionary Command Council of the early 1950s.