Sentence examples for only refined from inspiring English sources
But when England faced Germany, this time in the semi-final of the 1996 European Championship, on home soil, tragedy was only refined, enhanced.
Tour operators and travel marketers have long been aware of the significance of the experience concept; the shifting values following the recession has only refined their focus.
Hockney's designs for the grandest of all love stories first appeared in 1987; for a revival that runs from January 29th to February 18th he has not only refined the sets and lighting but also taken over the direction.
So the potential upside from insisting that only refined copper be exported is slight relative to the downside of losing $2.5 billion a year of concentrate exports.However, there are significant gains to be made by processing other metal ores.
But he insists that the raw data should be available to everyone, and that only refined data should be private property.
He not only refined the philosophy of intuitionism but also reworked mathematics, especially the theory of the continuum and the theory of sets, according to these principles.
Adding 0.02% of Nb not only refines the grain boundary allotriomorphic ferrite grains but also promotes the refinement of granular bainite including its bainitic ferrite and M/A island.
"It was a unique crucible to not only refine the format itself but also to test all manners of marketing," he said.
It is valuing your worth as the present value of future earnings, not past ones, on the assumption that the future will only refine the present.
What's interesting about Olds is that he's spent decades not only refining his ideas about nurse-visiting but doing what in a weaker program would amount to self-sabotage: raising (with some difficulty) millions of dollars to test whether his idea for addressing poverty will work across demographic, geographic, and generational boundaries.
Such experiments can only refine the constraints on the boundary where the collapse might take place.
