Sentence examples for solely to a from inspiring English sources

"I can provide lessons tailored solely to a student's personal requirements and I can get to know them better".

The United States' economic dominance over Western Europe cannot be attributed solely to a stronger work ethic of different priorities.

Oct 2005: The Independent on Sunday publishes its last simultaneous broadsheet edition and moves solely to a compact design.

The work was performed solely to a percussion accompaniment that was added after the choreography had been completed.

The recent move by thousands of former insurgents and other Sunnis to join American-backed militias is often ascribed solely to a revolt against Sunni jihadist militants.

All the same, to ascribe the Yankees' success solely to a bulging treasury may be, in the words of Rupert Murdoch, "to greatly underestimate George".

But Ms. Suplicy said it would be simplistic to attribute such delays solely to a heritage of machismo and Roman Catholicism.

The show is not only the first devoted to Poyet but, even more momentous, the first show in the United States devoted solely to a manuscript illuminator.

Calls made to other companies also uncovered an unusual number of messages that seemed to indicate a collective longing for an era when the term blackberry referred solely to a fruit.

The appeals panel said that the law was designed to limit disclosure to the public of classified information at a trial and did not apply to information being given solely to a defendant.

The timing and format of the broadcast, shown with Persian subtitles, emphasised its broad appeal - to an entire country at a time of traditional celebration rather than solely to a government whose internal complexities compound the difficulty for US policymakers.