Sentence examples for reiterated only from inspiring English sources

Responding to the report, White House spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden reiterated only that the United States "has substantial and growing concerns about the threats to U.S. economic and national security posed by cyber intrusions, including the theft of commercial information".

Ed Miliband reiterated only last week that he won't stand Labour candidates in Northern Ireland as he wishes to remain an "honest broker".

But according to reports from those in the room, the President reiterated only that it was "my intention" to honour the agreement a phrase which seems less than definite.

She was guarded about her professional plans, reiterating only that she would not stage anything at Bayreuth anytime soon.

He did not explain the deal's structure or the price he is being paid, reiterating only that he remains chairman and "a stakeholder".

Sir Ian McGeechan was reiterating only last week that a Lions leader needs to have the unquestioning faith of all four nations and, just as crucially, has to act as a searingly honest conduit between management and players.

May sidestepped this question, reiterating only that more powers are needed by law enforcement to combat cybercrime.

So, to reiterate, only your children can build their sense of competence.

In this review, we will reiterate only the most important aspects of these strategies with an emphasis on their utility in the identification of PPI inhibitors.

To reiterate: only biomass grown in excess of that which would have grown anyway, or biomass that would otherwise have decomposed anyway, is 'additional biomass' containing 'additional carbon,' and has the potential to reduce carbon emissions when used for energy (Searchinger, 2010).

However, transgenic mice overexpressing mutant AD-related APP (APPAD mice) are likely to reiterate only some aspects of the human disease because (i) APP mutations are rare in sporadic AD, and (ii) Aβ is unlikely to be an essential component of sporadic AD (see later), although it clearly plays a role.