Sentence examples for should give only from inspiring English sources

He should give only the essential to the player".

Perhaps that was why Cricket Australia decided that Warner should give only a sanitised interview to Slater, an unashamedly patriotic cheerleader in the Channel 9 commentary box, after savaging the Poms again.

The subspace clustering algorithm should give only non-redundant information i.e. if all the points in a cluster C 1 are also present in a cluster C 2 and the subspace in which C 1 exists is a subset of the subspace in which the cluster C 2 exists, then the cluster C 1 should not be included in the result, as the cluster C 1 does not give any additional information and is a trivial cluster.

Simultaneously, in the second half of the sentence, God is contradicting the compulsory nature of these offerings by saying the people should give only voluntarily, as their hearts move them.

In brief, Bell seems to distort the meaning of the cross; claims that just warriors should give (only) equal time to nonviolent developments as to sharpening the instruments of war; fails to give an account of human dignity and how that impacts his claims about war and virtue; and suggests that killing is an act of love towards our enemies.

But these drugs are highly invasive and should give only in controlled environment because of the risk of multiple effects.

We should give aid only to those countries who openly claim to be allies of the U.S. Mr. Morsi knows full well the game he is playing.

But if you've had your fun with it and do not intend to replace it, then she should give you only the $30 you were out of pocket.

In 1938, a Gallup poll found 55% of the country thought federal aid should be given only to public schools, while 36% thought it should also go to parochial schools such as Catholic, Lutheran and Quaker.

He asserted that such tests should be given only "occasionally" as at his daughters' private school, and even then the tests shouldn't have high-stakes attached.

Laurels should be given only on the basis of talent.