Sentence examples for only signaled from inspiring English sources

Some experts argue that in acting as intermediary, Russia has only signaled how low its fortunes have fallen.

But in the past, investors knew that a company's successful public stock offering only signaled a promising start, not the final bell.

Adding safety to the scorecard not only signaled that safety was important to the organization, but it also created accountability for leadership.

When Senate Republicans proposed last week to double the existing tax credit for first-time home buyers, to $15,000, Senate Democrats not only signaled their support but proposed making it refundable, as well.

IN the not too distant past, the last day of school not only signaled the end of homework and tests, but also the start of a long stretch of foot liberation.

It not only signaled a potentially radical change in NASA's plans to return to the moon, but was a major blow to NASA's flagship rocket program and its main contractor, Boeing.

A buyout could only signal the end of Branson's beloved brand, he speculated.

But the Nick Xenophon bloc has only signalled willingness to talk about the proposal.

"It can only signal weakness to the Russians and encourage them to escalate their counter-threats".

Mr. Swafford's silence in the face of these appalling attacks can only signal complicitous assent.

A neon by her in No 10 can only signal youth, glamour, and a dash of naughtiness.