The Dutchman's header was parried by Sorensen but only to Johnson who improvised instinctively.
It paid up to five shillings a week to the over-70s, but only to the poor.
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The proportion will be increased, but only to 30% this year and 40% from 2014.
Putin has been a foe to the oligarchs, but only to those who have political ambitions.
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Yes, she can still be friendly with these subordinates, but only to a point.
Performance increases with stress but only to a certain point, before it begins to decrease.
The result is toxic, but only to the offending cells, leaving healthy tissue unaffected.
German efficiency and once-matchless engineering can reduce that differential and justify higher prices, but only to a degree.
Eventually, I went along, but only to prove that I didn't like it.
Jupiter sees their dominance shrinking, but only to 81% of transactions by 2003.
"He accepted the Nobel Prize but only to speak out about the fate of Algeria and the French population of Algeria".
But only to a credible challenge based on a determined commitment to high growth and a savvy plan to bring it about.
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He does not want to remove the fiscal constraints (though he wants clarification), but only to put greater emphasis on growth and solidarity.
However, only about one in eight (13%) shipped products internationally from orders placed online, while 23% sold online but only to the UK market.
Augustin took off the other way on an apparent layup, but only to throw up a wild shot that struck the bottom of the backboard.
On Friday, the revision was released, and it showed growth last quarter slowed significantly, but only to 1.6%, not as bad as the latest forecast.
That percentage fell during the crisis, but only to about 93%.
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Also deductible are investment interest, but only to the extent of investment income and trade or business interest (subject to the passive activity loss rules).
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Talking is, of course, essential, but only to a point: In New York, the groups were urged to keep things moving fast, and long monologues were discouraged.
Paul Debenedittis, senior vice president of programming strategy at Disney Channels Worldwide, says his networks sometimes play their most successful shows more frequently, but only to a limit.
It includes financial and non-financial measures of performance but only to the extent that each is focused on achieving the underlying strategy of the organization or business unit.
Since they aren't designed to beat the market, but only to match it, these portfolios don't look very appealing after a long period in which stocks have gone nowhere.
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In other words, if a given board member can never vote to fire, or sue, an investment manager but only to hire managers, what good is he to the organization?
Sarkozy, who is acting as a mediator, told journalists in Moscow after meeting Russian President Dmitri Medvedev that the two sides had not agreed to a peace deal, but only to a provisional cease-fire.
These approaches all work, but only to a degree.
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America, chastened by its own regulatory failures, is now more supportive of tougher, co-ordinated global regulatory standards but only to a degree: it is unenthusiastic about uniform standards for executive pay pushed by Britain.
The only discernable positive effect of the scheme so far has been a slight increase in the number of mortgage deals available, but only to borrowers with large deposits to put down, analysts say.
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