Sentence examples for rather only one from inspiring English sources

So, a score of 550 on the TOEIC, she said, was not the major factor in hiring, but rather, only one of many factors.

A second possibility for the discrepancy is that we may not have identified the actual functional polymorphism, but rather only one linked to it.

Rather only one class of cell lines could be readily distinguished from all other lines by retaining this population of EpCAM+/CD24+/CD49f- cells; these cell lines are thereafter referred to as Luminal 1-type lines.

Manson said she did not see the texts where her boyfriend, Wayne Treacy, threatened to kill her best friend, Josie Ratley, but rather only ones in which they called each other names.

Specifically, in humans, we show that rather than only one or two strata on the XCR (Lahn and Page 1999; Skaletsky et al. 2003; Katsura and Satta 2012), there were at least five independent recombination suppression events in the XCR (fig. 2 and table 1).

The results also suggest that targeting STn carried on several proteins rather than only one is more likely to interfere with various mechanisms involved in tumour development.

But with a potential Subway Series putting the ultimate baseball bragging rights on the line, some fans would rather see only one New York squad make it into the championship than risk the indignity that their own beloved team should suffer a humiliating loss to a crosstown rival.

(This is not to say that the "person" who is simulating is the model; rather, only that one's brain can be manipulated to model other persons).

For once one recognizes that both space and spatial properties such as divisibility are not properties of things in themselves but rather only appearances, one can reject the proposition that seems to necessitate the acceptance of simple substances, namely the idea that simple substances must precede the wholes they compose (4:506).

For example, an epidemiological intervention reaches many people who live in the same neighbourhood, rather than only one person at a time.

Evidence for their view is provided by Patrick Buchanan, who damaged the Republican Party in 1992 with his rabid rhetoric and now appears to be helping the Reform Party remake itself into two inconsequential parties rather than only one.