Sentence examples for will only capture from inspiring English sources

But elected mayors, rejected in referendums by a number of cities, including Manchester as recently as 2012, will only capture the public's imagination if those running for the office are not faceless career politicos.

These methods will only capture the fraction of tissue with the highest uptake and exclude the low uptake areas.

Even this extended language will only capture the core features of the plural locutions of English and other natural languages.

Furthermore, for curvature, unevenness and non-level tumor surfaces, the optical section will only capture a limited amount of fluorescence from the tumor.

As for smartphones, however, Gillett thinks that Windows Phone will only capture about 14% of the market (and Gillette notes that some of his colleagues aren't sure Microsoft will even get to 14%).

The glasses will only capture 30 seconds of video in 10-second bursts in 115-degree circular format, which means if they catch on and play well with other systems, others will need to adapt to it.

This will not only capture a clearer picture of preschoolers' screen preferences, but will also assist in determining whether environmental modifications and/or the introduction (or ratification) of policies that target specific screen types are warranted.

The problem is that every publisher is constantly looking for the textbook equivalent of killer application software: a book that will not only capture the business of a large number of colleges, but will also continue to capture it with later editions.

This has sharpened the anxiety among some City folk that the Asian upstarts will not only capture the lion's share of the fast-growing demand for finance on their doorstep, but will also take a big bite out of London's established businesses.The City is not helpless in meeting this challenge.

IPC president Sir Philip Craven said: "I am delighted with the plans for the Paralympic torch relay as Locog (the London 2012 organisers) and the IPC have worked closely to develop a concept that will not only capture the attention of the whole country but also act as a blueprint for organising committees of future Games.

Lawsky suggested the attacks will only get more prevalent and harder to capture.