Sentence examples for perhaps only one from inspiring English sources

There would probably be no more than two apartments on each floor, perhaps only one.

With the season on the line, perhaps only one of Sprewell's teammates, Kurt Thomas, joined him at the top of his game.

Perhaps only one will be re-signed.

Perhaps only one in five survive the yearlong apprenticeship, said Julius Walls Jr., the president.

Dimitri Seluk is right about one thing, and perhaps only one thing.

Apart from that, there is perhaps only one other tenuous connection between the two places.

PATENTS that cover methods of doing business may be controversial, but perhaps only one patent is genuinely redundant.

Perhaps only one person -- Denver Coach Mike Shanahan -- could tell Dungy what to expect from his team this week.

These were those select few, or perhaps only one print, made by the photographer immediately or soon after the negative.

The authors showed, statistically, that perhaps only one-third of all cancers were due to environmental factors and inherited genes.

The star's near-purity suggests that just a few earlier supernovas--and perhaps only one--polluted its primordial composition.