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One would hope that it was only the understandable agony of his personal experiences talking - and not anything more ideological.

The contrary viewpoint, perhaps, would claim that it is only the constant scrutiny by analysts and investment funds that keeps senior management on their toes.

Our centralised state already produces significant postcode lotteries and some would argue that it is only more local policy variation that will drive improvement.

Some would say that it is only fair that the balance of reliability issues between Hamilton and Rosberg is more even now, and I can sympathise with that.

"I would argue that it is only right and just that important data pertaining to the NHS in England is published.

While one might disagree with his political assessment on political grounds, he would argue that it is only on such grounds that one can disagree, and that is a dispute for a political forum.

He'd thought that it was only in the Third World that crises dragged on and on, but it turned out that Finland and Sweden had suffered slumps as long as Indonesia's.

I'd argue that it's only broken if the PR person doesn't know what they are doing.

The mayor said that he was optimistic that more actions would be taken, but that it was only prudent to come up with a contingency plan.

It would be strange to claim that it is only our beliefs about the different types of activities that change.

Alonso, 32, said Ferrari had "good confidence" they would be competitive, but added that it was "only a hope".