Sentence examples for becomes onerous only when from inspiring English sources
It becomes onerous only when the same stadium changes its name because of a simple change in sponsorship.
Isabelle's case begins with the argument that its bottom line was depressed last year by some steel purchasing contracts that became onerous when steel prices collapsed.
And while she sings with more bluster than Ms. Grannis, and has a trace of blues in her voice, her angst becomes onerous over the length of an album, even when leavened by flecks of ska and cabaret music.
AOX becomes enzymatically active only when electron transfer via the OXPHOS system becomes inhibited beyond ubiquinone.
But data become information only when they are properly interpreted.
Theoretical assumptions become valid only when they are tested empirically.
People kicked the habit when it became onerous, in cost and convenience, not to.
In many unfortunate cases, when recovery is not possible and transplant is not an option or is unavailable, these technologies effectively become onerous bridges to death.
It could also become onerous regulation that hinders innovation in its own right.
