Sentence examples for points only one from inspiring English sources

Of Blair's 10 policy points, only one sets the world a tiny bit on fire.

There were three main points, only one of which even vaguely supports the alarmists' case.

Whether or not Mills was overestimating his pre-buzzard ability to move legislation, this story brings up two important points, only one of which is that we were already failing to pass national health care in 1974.

They are having a few problems this season – 21 points, only one point above the relegation line – but they came through their group with a spectacular last game: last game, last second, last goal against Partizan Belgrade.

The reported improvement with conventional prosthetics was 19.5 points (only one study), with implant prosthetics 12.5 score points (only two studies).

To ascertain independence of data points, only one eye per patient was included if data from both eyes was available.

Better results are obtained for problems where the solution may take on at each point only one of two values, thus yielding a shape recovery problem.

Of the 12 players remaining on two tables at this point, only one was from the home countries.

When The Terror opened in London, British studios had a slate of silent films already made or in production, and at that point only one cinema in the city – the Piccadilly on Denman Street – was wired for sound.

At this point only one thing is certain: The NY Jets home opener against the Cleveland Browns on September 13 is unmissable.

At this point, only one play remains to be written, covering the 1990's.