Sentence examples for well only one from inspiring English sources

This year about four of every 1,000 18-year-olds 18-year-olds 18-year-oldsevery 1,000 scoredidhat high in 1976.

(This is reflected in England as well: only one player, Lynden Gooch, is getting steady and significant playing time, and that at one of the worst clubs in the Premier League).

This repulsion, however, was ultimately outweighed by her worry that anti-pornography legislation might be used against sexually adventurous feminist writing as well: Only one area frightens me more, & that is a world Ray Bradbury & George Orwell have shown us in literature.

Although two of the three corresponding antibodies bind and neutralize MN-III-2 well, only one of the three can bind without significant rearrangement.

Well, only one thing came to mind when I thought of Tulsa, and that was Larry Clark, naturally.

Whereas the chimpanzees performed well, only one capuchin mastered the task, supposedly showing species differences in analogical reasoning.

They had fewer transport barriers as well; only one-third reported no driving licence or access to a vehicle, compared with two-thirds of the NDLP sample members.

For most of the indicators, all the FHTs performed well or very well, with only one FHT consistently showing a performance superior to the mean across most indicators.

ADAM GOPNIK: Well, only ever on one, but she liked that one, yes.

Although five professions provided information on sexual well being only one afforded guaranteed access to all patients and this was the clinical nurse specialist.

Finally, the effect of temperature on the MWD can be described fairly well using only one adjustable parameter.