Sentence examples for be possible only once from inspiring English sources

Individualized treatment will be possible only once we fully appreciate the biology of these genetic abnormalities.

Negative aspects of the report are that all the data are from only one reference sample, and one run on the device; rather than being utterly convincing,  the data suggests haplotyping on unknown samples may be possible only once error rates on the MinIon reduce; and there is an unresolved question about the CYP2D6 CNV or haplotype analyses, potentially due to sample contamination.

RAQ: In fact, this extraordinary habeas corpus procedure is possible only once a trial has ended, which in the case of Gerardo Hernandez and René Gonzalez became possible when the Supreme Court declined to review their cases.

Increasingly, this applies to areas once thought to be possible only through conscious awareness.

The Mexican government has repeatedly said that it would like to extradite El Chapo, but that this will only be possible once all the legal procedures have been completed.

Gauging how achievable that figure is will only be possible once such treatment is up and running, says Ian Cooke, an emeritus professor at Sheffield University in England and one of its founders.

However, a bilateral ceasefire will probably only be possible once there is an agreement on the transitional justice framework for demobilised combatants.

The guidelines (and Tusk, speaking at a press conference) have explicitly said talks on future relations will only be possible once "sufficient progress" has been made on the divorce settlement.

Spotting a doomed bank, it seems, may only be possible once it is going to hell.Yet there was a common ingredient in most failures: an over-reliance on wholesale borrowing.

Steffen said the definitive assessment of this El Niño and its effect on the world's temperature would only be possible once the event had run its course (it has now peaked and is expected to end in the second quarter of this year).

Christopher Turner writes in "Adventures in the Orgasmatron" that Wilhelm Reich coined the term "sexual revolution" in the nineteen-thirties to express the conviction, informed by his Marxism, that "a true political revolution would only be possible once sexual repression was overthrown, the one obstacle Reich felt had scuppered the efforts of the Bolsheviks".