Sentence examples for possibly only to from inspiring English sources

That neither of these causes was in fact hopeless was clear possibly only to him, as few Americans in our history have matched Johnson's knowledge of how to move legislation, and legislators.

Therefore, it seems that the specific colostrum is not pathogenic for all calves, but possibly only to calves with an appropriate individual predisposition.

Common ports such as FTP (21) and HTTP (80) are often well protected, and possibly only vulnerable to exploits yet to be discovered.

No measurements have been made in chronically weight-trained vegetarian athletes, which would seem to provide the best and possibly only route to establishing whether training affects M-Carn in types I and II muscle fibres.

In many cultures intimate sexual activity between men is not spoken about, or possibly only referred to obliquely, with 'sex' being a term reserved to describe activity that potentially leads to procreation [ 16].

Most respondents indicated to us that they would react negatively (at least initially, and possibly only momentarily) to an unexpected chlamydia screening offer.

In a broad sense, the government appears to have calculated that Mr. Moussaoui's trial is its best, and possibly only, chance to lay before the world the case that Osama bin Laden and his network were responsible for the attacks.

But possibly only up to a point.

Clearly, Aristide is taking advantage of his first, and possibly only, opportunity to return home.

The cockamamie diction and syntax of Internet English is, possibly, only incidental to his inquiry.

Ashley is the most legitimate, and possibly only, figure to underwrite such an issue, thereby increasing his stock past its current 8.92% level.