Sentence examples for suggested only a from inspiring English sources

Initial reports suggested only a small hole was punched into the hull and so they refused to panic.

Theoretically, as Hughes Hoppe suggested, only a modification of texture coordinates (as in Purnomo et al) is able to achieve correct mipmapping.

This suggests that a substantial amount of the relevant data may have remained unreported, however, funnel plot analysis suggested only a small effect of a publication bias.

(Despite what some reports have suggested, only a tiny fraction are only available now — a thousand two hundred and sixty-nine as of Friday afternoon).

And while the rest of the football world was battling racism and inequality, Blatter suggested only a handshake was needed to make things better.

Mr. Hollande has suggested only a gradual drawdown of just one-third of the country's installed capacity, despite his pledge to close the Fessenheim plant.

Her title alludes to Shakespeare's sonnet, suggesting only a comparison with summer.

Business surveys suggest only a small proportion of firms are operating below capacity.

Opinion polls suggest only a minority support using civil disobedience to impose that demand, fearing disruption.

But the American Heart Association suggests only a medical history and physical exam.

It's a term that casts a broad net, suggesting only a sexual identity outside of the mainstream.