Sentence examples for because and only when from inspiring English sources

As Jacobs wrote: "Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody".

"Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody," wrote Jane Jacobs, an American author, in her influential 1961 book "The Death and Life of Great American Cities".The use of data in cities pits top-down against bottom-up in a similar way.

Dis approximately equal to I2 if: (3.11) Furthermore, D2 = 0 when and only when I2 = 0 because I2 = 0 when and only when τ2 = 0 the latter making = 1 and hence.

And because trials occur only when a risk has gone wrong, they inevitably overemphasize the risk and undervalue the benefit.

Women are disproportionately more likely to become president in disaster movies and post-apocalyptic scenarios, because only when large segments of the human race are eradicated do we imagine women in charge.

He says he doesn't really separate singing and acting because it was only when he started doing the two together that both careers took off.

They rarely go bust because they have no overheads, and stop only when the owners are too old to carry on.Both manufacturing and services suffer from head-in-the-sand attitudes in the finance industry.

He says the contraption is better than a donkey because it eats only when in use and does not need to be looked after.

At one point he used the past tense to describe his campaign: "I ran in part because …" Only when he turned to criticizing President Obama's energy policy, which places an emphasis on biofuels, did the usual feistiness return.

Because only when we have the courage and support to be our best and our most-real selves can we truly reap the benefits of the unique talent and perspectives those diverse numbers represent.

It rushed to his defense, as it should have, because only when we can tolerate such insults and deal with them peacefully and through discussions not threats, can we declare ourselves believers in freedom of expression and thought.