Sentence examples for remainder only from inspiring English sources

Yet of the remainder, only four women are fighting the top 50 target seats.

Of the remainder, only 57 are by the artist himself, significantly fewer than were displayed in the National Portrait Gallery's exhibition Van Dyck in England in 1982.

By then, 61 of the original group had ceased to exist; of the remainder, only 18 had managed to stay in the top 100.

Under the plan, Edison would take over 12 elementary schools in September 2001 and the remainder only if students at the initial 12 schools outperformed their peers at similar schools on standardized tests by 20percentt.

"Their location, in particular the NHS hospitals, is often at the centre of established transfer links, meaning that between75%and90%90% of claimants will be less than 30 minutes travel time from a consultation centre, with the remainder only 60 minutes away," it said.

Again, almost: the maître d'hôtel, Bruno Jamais, maintains exclusive possession of all reservations between 7 and 8 30 p.m. for his Very Important Persons -- i.e., "those who generously tip" him -- and he releases the remainder only at the last minute to the Very Unimportant Persons, whom he characterizes with a well-known Yiddish obscenity.

The major chains, led by Barnes & Noble's outspoken chairman, Leonard Riggio, have pushed for years for shared markdowns, arguing that hauling unsold books back to be pulped or resold as remainders only enriches delivery companies at the book industry's expense.

Only one SSR locus revealed anomalous results in FRA, while the remainder revealed only a single allele product at all other loci surveyed.

Of these just 11 (29%) yielded a recognisable pattern, the remainder producing only a partial fingerprint.

The Germans had 59 divisions spread over western Europe from the Low Countries to the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts of France; but approximately half of this number was static, and the remainder included only 10 armoured or motorized divisions.

In contrast to past generations, when families had numerous children, an estimated 30 percent of married German couples never become parents, and most of the remainder have only one or two children.