Sentence examples for only to create a from inspiring English sources

Passages in "Red Giselle" make use of classical ballet technique, but only to create a context.

But they've smashed the old WASP social hierarchy only to create a new educational one.

The cloning would be used only to create a clump of cells for research to devise cures for devastating diseases.

This has helped not only to create a market for the company's soaps and detergents but also to forge a bond of trust with potential consumers.

The initial testing was, like Major League Baseball's first tests, only to create a baseline to show how many wrestlers were abusing drugs, including steroids.

I went to a police station and reported what had happened, hoping only to create a paper trail for whomever he attacked next.

if you run for the public school board, do it with one intention only: to create an orderly transition to exclusively private education.

The negotiations should be conducted on a continuous basis not only to create an atmosphere of urgency but to also disallow room for stalling (with the exception of allowed breaks for consultations).

"What they say is only to create some pressure and make a hue and cry".

And we will act not only to create new jobs but to lay a new foundation for growth.

British troops, here for the last eight months, have held them back, but only enough to create a security bubble some four miles in diameter around the dam.