Example sentences of "[noun sg] be the only " in BNC.

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1 The board are the only ones who can resolve that .
2 Rubus corylifolia , Rosa tomentosa , Lonicera periclymaenum and Hedera helix are the only shrubs worth mentioning .
3 well it 's Today the Mail and the Guardian are the only ones that put anything other than the Party line
4 Hearts have not won any of their last six matches against back-markers Airdrie and the Lanarkshire side are the only Scottish club to beat Hearts home and away this season .
5 BELFAST Rowing Club are the only Ulster club travelling to Limerick Regatta at O'Brien 's Bridge with their Seniors , Novices and Womens ' crews all competing .
6 Lapse Theory can be invoked to explain all the results described above , but it remains unclear whether the lapses in attention induced by lowered arousal are the only important symptoms of sleep loss .
7 ‘ User agreement or a clear statutory mandate are the only bases of partnership-based intervention .
8 Sometimes , court action is the only alternative if agreement or a clear statutory mandate are the only bases of partnership-based intervention .
9 They may in practice be the only things that do .
10 Luckily , his companions rallied round to beat these oiks back into cringing servitude — the cudgel being the only language such types understand .
11 The bathroom and the lavatory were the only places where I could be myself and on my Own .
12 Treason and murder were the only capital crimes after the assumption of British control in 1796 , but the death sentence continued to be imposed in Britain for less serious offences until around 1830 .
13 The Royal Air Force were the only experts ; hence the little RAF instructor .
14 At a windsurfing school the environment is carefully chosen to be safe and suitable for quick progress , with the wind being the only variable .
15 But , apart from the sound of their own slightly laboured breathing as they toiled steadily uphill , the chattering of birds and the rustlings of small animals in the undergrowth were the only sounds they heard for the rest of the day .
16 Her short hair and weight loss were the only clues to her ordeal .
17 Dysphagia and weight loss were the only symptoms found significantly more frequently in patients at stage IV compared with patients at stages II or III .
18 It has also been held that where the right which the applicant seeks to protect by action in a court was created by the same statute as provided the ( alternative ) remedy for its protection , the statutory remedy is the only one available .
19 The British Deaf and Dumb Association is the only body which directly represents the adult deaf and dumb and is controlled by them .
20 To keep them in my sights , I would have to hitch a lift on something shiny — Riva 's wedding ring is the only thing I can think of that might work .
21 If you really must use a spreadsheet as a database , then SuperCalc than a typical Windows spreadsheet , speed is the only advantage if your hardware is a little on the light side .
22 It can only lead to the suspicion that there are dangerous men on both sides who believe violence is the only way forward .
23 No the situation was getting worse and the only way that they we er that it was gon na be made better was by violence and , cos the violence is the only way
24 The lack of syncromesh on second gear is the only significant difference .
25 Spock is the only other credible choice and as he has no discernible personality , it has to be Kirk .
26 The vicarage is the only house not owned by the estate .
27 The massive violation of human rights around the world — some 90 countries are believed to practice torture — means that escape and exile is the only hope for many survivors of that oppression .
28 The colt is the only horse to have beaten the flying Arazi and is a stablemate of Tertian , the 6–1 favourite for the 2,000 Guineas on May 2 .
29 To doctors , cremation is the only ‘ hygienic treatment ’ of corpses which they fully approve .
30 ‘ Our programme is the only one that can get the country as a whole out of its crisis , ’ he argues .
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