Sentence examples for period with only from inspiring English sources

The two sides ground out an inauspicious opening period, with only Nathan Cleary's penalty goal separating the sides.

The Sabres won despite playing most of the third period with only four defensemen after Richard Smehlik left the game with a shoulder injury and Jay McKee was hit in the face by a shot.

PASSENGER traffic is up substantially at many airports compared with last year, but the Transportation Security Administration is entering the peak summer travel period with only about 45,000 screeners, down from 55,000 in 2003.

After a dreadful opening period with only a couple of chances, Bebe's cross looped in off George Elokobi 10 minutes into the second half, only for the Wolverhampton defender to equalise just before the hour mark.

Moreover, this 80/20 split remained remarkably steady over the whole 30-year period, with only one significant blip to 76%—in 1989.The rewards for getting it right can be huge.

It might, without undue exaggeration, be said that the United States entered the postwar period with only a vision of a postwar economic world and few political war aims at all, and thus had little excuse for indignation once Stalin set out methodically to realize his own aims.

In normal times, he required only four hours of sleep, and he could function effectively for extended periods with only two.

This seemed like a prelude to the regular disaster, particularly when Spain came out for the first of two 15-minute extra-time periods with only nine field players.

Moreover, the biobattery demonstrated a stable performance over 20 cycles of charging and discharging periods with only ca. 3% loss of operating voltage.

While the fault has experienced up to 7.5 earthquake magnitude events since it formed, it has been relatively quiescent during historical periods, with only a few 5.0 magnitude or greater earthquakes known to have occurred since 1850.

In contrast, the Magel2-null mice had abnormal and extended estrous cycles, with few nucleated smears, and lengthened periods with only cornified smears (Figure 4 C D).