Sentence examples for only three mentions from inspiring English sources

Unruffled, he made only three mentions of the US in his state of the nation address a few days later.

Each of the tools presented is relevant to the evolution/intelligent design debate, but there are only three mentions of evolution.

For instance, only 22/118 articles stated that women with a previous caesarean section had an increased risk of uterine rupture in a future labour, only eight mentioned that repeated caesarean section could lead to adhesion or chronic pain, and only three mentioned the fact that a previous caesarean section could increase the risk of having placenta praevia or accreta in a future pregnancy.

Nexis reveals only eleven mentions in total, and all but the one in the Post were in local papers.

There are only four mentions of him in the index and the only mildly critical comment is one about the "cock-up" he made when he said the US could go to war without Britain.

While interview participants made only nine mentions of external networks with other foreign language teachers, they were all positive in nature.

But Obama's most visible attribute, the only one mentioned in that Times lead, is unique, even revolutionary: the color of his skin.

Madoff did have one brush with the S.E.C. that gained some attention in the news media in the early 1990s and is the only one mentioned specifically by Wilpon in his testimony.

When the first large batch of Labour MPs to enter parliament in 1906 were questioned as to their favourite reading, only two mentioned Marx.It is hard to stress how important this book is.

Mr Krugman calculates that of the 7,000 or so papers published by the National Bureau of Economic Research between 1985 and 2000, only five mentioned fiscal policy in their title or abstract.Do these public spats damage macroeconomics?

Only two mentioned the influence of a college professor or their liberal arts education.