Sentence examples for approach only to from inspiring English sources

You approach, only to see them run off.

In the sixties, the institutional approach was shelved to make way for the technocratic approach only to remerge in the post liberalization period, coming a full circle.

Others have attempted a more stopgap approach, only to get the blame when services are disrupted.Economists still debate exactly what impact public-sector unions have on pay.

Ford previously took a more cautious approach, only to be caught flat-footed again and again as markets across Asia grew.

He also expects that earnings forecasts will dwindle as the holidays approach, only to be followed by a new burst of corporate warnings in the first weeks of the new year.

Mr Carle wrote two "incendiary" cables to his bosses questioning the whole misguided approach, only to discover that his immediate superior did not send them.Not all the weaknesses of the book are the fault of the CIA censors.

They kept approaching, only to part or to circle each other warily.

There are companies that dove headfirst into cognitive approaches only to realize that they had taken on too much, too soon.

He makes no move to answer, so Jean gingerly approaches, only to find that the man is not afflicted with rudeness but with a mild case of rigor mortis.

Steaua drummed up some frantic pressure as the interval approached only to be outdone on the counterattack, Ashley Cole and Mata sending Eto'o charging into enemy territory with the Romanians' back-line utterly ramshackle.

This limits the use of multi-interferometric approaches only to landslides ranging from extremely to very slow phenomena according to the velocity classification of Cruden and Varnes (1996).