Sentence examples for would only identify from inspiring English sources

"It would be terrible," said a woman who would only identify herself as Danielle from Southport.

"You smash up the shops," said a boy who would only identify himself as Corey, "and you get free stuff.

The woman, who would only identify herself as Anne, 38, said she is a runner and has never married.

One woman (who would only identify herself as "Lorraine from the Bronx") pledged $2,000 for a date with an 80-year-old man, John Joy.

"Let's just say we're refreshing the place," said its manager, a Ukrainian who would only identify himself as Joe and has run the restaurant since 1976.

A man pushing a baby in a buggy, who would only identify himself as "Nemo", hated being treated as an ethnic minority.

By Saturday, WFAA reports, she'd only identified her son's remains "after standing vigil outside the factory for two days".

These teams would not only identify best practices but assist companies in embedding lessons learned from past attacks into their systems.

For comparison, trichrome staining alone, the method most frequently used in many countries, would have only identified Blastocystis infection in 29% (6/21) of the IBS patients.

Patients may also be infected with multiple GTs, especially IDU who have frequent opportunities for exposure [ 44], and the assay would have only identified the dominant virus [ 45].

Had we included this sample in our analysis we would have only identified about 6,800 probesets that display evidence of significant differential expression (p < 0.03) compared with the nearly 7,700 probesets we identified when not including this sample.