Sentence examples for really only available from inspiring English sources

"Surrogacy, due to its cost, is really only available to a select few," she says.

"There is anti-avoidance legislation to cover that, known as IR35," says Alex Henderson of PricewaterhouseCoopers. "It is really only available if you are a freelance worker working for a number of outlets".

Russell Quirk, of online estate agent eMoov.co.uk, warned that not everyone will qualify for the new rates: "The problem is that HSBC and Santander's headline grabbing five-year fixed-rate deals are really only available to a select band of borrowers, with very large deposits.

That move, she asserts, is "really only available to conservative white dudes". What about the rest of us?

And that freedom is really only available in the academic environment". Williams stresses the practical benefits of such academic-industry partnerships: "Greater flow between industry and Duke will help us have better research infrastructure.

"Zillow is taking information that was really only available to a select group – in this case, savvy investors – and making it more easily available to interested home buyers," said Zillow CEO Spencer Rascoff in a press release.

This is awesome because, historically, this type of data and charting functionality has really only been available to professional analysts and economists.

The founder says that, until now, this kind of technology has really only been available to government and federal agencies (like the military, the FAA, NASA and the EU Space Agency among others).

"We feel that the Minsk agreements are really the only available roadmap to a sustainable ceasefire.

"We feel that the Minsk agreements are really the only available roadmap to a sustainable ceasefire," Michael Bociurkiw, spokesman for the OSCE, told the BBC.

But given the demands of the day (breaking news, social obligations, general exhaustion), the early hours are really my only available exercise time.