Sentence examples for should provide only from inspiring English sources

Even the secretary of defense, Louis A. Johnson, said the United States should provide only air and naval support.

Judith Peters, Stoke-on-Trent A Like most gap-year trips, provided you are sensible, learn some of the language and have travel insurance as a back-up, this journey should provide only positive experiences.

Even when a living will did not specifically say "do not resuscitate," 90percentt of the emergency medical technicians and paramedics interpreted the mere existence of a living will to mean they should provide only comfort and end-of-life care and not attempt to save the person's life.

For jumping down from state S2 and S3 (probably caused by a small B-frame or P-frame), the next state becomes S1, because the burst has been served and the system should provide only the minimum amount TXOP duration.

Waste Management, tops in U.S. trash-hauling, said it would replace Andersen with Ernst & Young as its external auditor; the garbage empire said its audit committee also decided that Ernst & Young should provide only auditing, not consulting services.

Since colonic epithelial cells actively turn over and are rapidly shed, the transduction of these cells alone should provide only short-term production of therapeutic proteins in the inflamed colon, offering limited effectiveness for the therapy of IBD.

For example, college courses in computing and programming should provide not only technical training but should take advantage of opportunities for collaboration across the humanities, social sciences, arts, and engineering.

Hence, the ideal "omics" methods should provide not only comprehensive qualitative data, but also comprehensive data on a quantitative basis.

We further recommend that published results of trials should provide not only Kaplan-Meier graphs but also the numbers of patients at risk, ideally at as many time points as possible, so that our method can be employed to greatest effect.

It is also expected that nanofluids should provide not only higher heat transfer rate, but also good stability of the suspension by eliminating possible agglomeration and sedimentation to permit long-term application [17].

Moreover, HTA should provide not only value for money information but also social, institutional and ethical implications including equity issues since different societies may have different social values toward health investment.