Sentence examples for should be made only from inspiring English sources

Ideally a change should be made only in one place.

Supplies should be made only of photo-safe components of plastics (polythene or polypropylene) or acid and lignin-free paper.

This findings stress the recommendation that the diagnosis of eosinophilic esophagitis should be made only after aggressive acid blockade.

No; a concession in a close presidential contest should be made only when all hope is gone.

Any decision about daily aspirin use should be made only in consultation with a health care professional".

Any future cuts in the nuclear arsenal, Mr. Corker added, should be made only in the form of a treaty that would require Senate approval for ratification.

Here's another way to phrase the issue: Should sacrifices be made only by the poorest-paid employees, or should they be shared by their (presumably) wealthier employers?

Those exceptions should therefore be made only for important and clearly understood reasons.

Nevertheless, the allegation is an extremely serious one and should surely be made only if substantiated by incontrovertible evidence - and I trust and believe that it's equally baseless and obnoxious in both cases.

Comparisons should however be made only between similar functional units.

He refers first to the principle of utility: "Legal exclusions should therefore be made only when reason clearly proves their utility" (McLean and Hewitt 1994, 298).