Sentence examples for primary and only from inspiring English sources

He said there would not be enough money for television advertising before the Sept. 12 primary, and only enough for a week or two of advertising this fall.

Written off repeatedly during the Republican primary, and only rarely taken seriously during the general election, he nonetheless epitomises the same anti-establishment mood that led Britain to vote to leave the European Union and Democrats in 22 US states to nominate Bernie Sanders.

This further suggests that high PET locally is not the primary and only reason for the high salinity in HD.

Hysterosalpingography has been and is still frequently the primary and only non-invasive diagnostic tool used for the diagnosis of uterine's cavity deformations.

"A number of businesses have a back-up supply but there are businesses operating out there that still depend solely on the mains water supply as their primary and only source of water".

Instead they suggested that what had been Xbank's secondary function, to develop best standards and form a UK wide disease specific biobanking network, was proving successful, and Xbank's remit should be reconfigured so that this became their primary and only focus.

Under current state law, only voters registered in a party can vote in primaries and only in their party's primary.

Iowa has picked the nominee in just two of the last five contested primaries; and only one of those went on to win the election.

About 75% of these tumours will have developed from head and neck primaries and only 11% from primaries outside that region[ 3, 4].

Half the landraces (335/651) had a proportional membership of ≥0.9 for their primary population, and only 51 had a primary proportional membership of < 0.5.

All but one FD predictor was categorized in binary form for analysis purposes; namely, primary language (English not first language =1), requiring care (1), receiving community support (1), education (primary only =1, primary and secondary only =2, any tertiary =3), and using a gait aid (1).