Sentence examples for approach but only from inspiring English sources

"Ragtime" benefits from this less-is-more approach, but only to a degree.

That seems a plausible approach, but only if the area's oil and gas are truly needed.

New research shows that this is exactly the right approach – but only if you can throw far enough.

Accuracy can sometimes be maintained in such a close approach, but only at the expense of requiring very short time steps, which drastically slows the calculation.

Cheney's book, "In My Time," makes clear that he favored this approach, but only hints at his skill in implementing it.

The last analysis used this same approach but only used the angles of arrival from the vertically directed beam.

Gelling would double Wigan's lead as half-time approached but only after St Helens had wasted a number of opportunities on the Wigan line.

Consequently, improvement science appears to offer pragmatic solutions to close the gap between divergent approaches, but only because these mean different things to different people.

"I begin to think my time is approaching, but only in my wilder moments," James wrote, in 1891, as if he were contemplating death.

I see the value of these approaches, but only up to a point: running is not fun, driving somewhere unfamiliar is scary, I obviously can't skateboard, walking is boring, and it is impractical to always be drunk.

Summary quality criteria are still very good for all of the approaches, but only the combinations LR+RMSD and DE-MIN+RMSD also have acceptable atom types criteria.