Sentence examples for achieving but only from inspiring English sources

Next, meet Dawn Lepore, also high-powered and achieving, but only mildly conflicted about it.

Female academics can serve as "role models" for the sorts of careers and skills that women are capable of achieving, but only if they are visible to the public.

This was achieved, but only just.

A study released today by the Resolution Foundation thinktank suggests a deal could be achieved, but only with difficulty.

A report to be released on Tuesday argues that the goal can be achieved but only with an integrated policy approach.

Of more than 250 experts surveyed, more than half said the 2C target could still be achieved but only 18 thought that it would be.

This was achieved – but only by creating a huge 37-page document which includes every possible option which countries may want to see in next year's deal.

Of the 150,000 government job cuts sought since 2010, 128,000 have been achieved, but only through retirements, which only shift the financial burden to the pension system.

This is something that can never be finally achieved but only asymptotically approached, and such an unending approach requires the unending existence of the soul.

What gymnasts, chess players, swimmers and footballers managed fairly soon after unification in 1990, Germany's anglers have finally achieved, but only after years of bitter recrimination, deep suspicion and copious amounts of cultural prejudice on both sides.

I am confident this can be achieved, but only if we are honest about the scale of the threat from the BNP, which is campaigning vociferously across the country.