Sentence examples for better only if from inspiring English sources

Fish and chips ($12.50), too, could be better only if taken out in newspaper.

It would have been better only if the last shot were from an earlier scene: Todd's high, as it finally kicks in and he toys with a globe like a stoned kitten.

FCEV are better only if the production of hydrogen is coming from renewable energy sources, which is not possible in all cases.

This story could be better only if Sheldon Cooper, the awkward physicist in the nerdy television show The Big Bang Theory, were reading it aloud.

In this case, if real MWL is higher than expected (High Differential WL), DM may be better only if subjects can manage their resources to cope with the requested context demand.

First, the Box-Cox transformation works better only if the measure of interest relatively smoothly spread out.

These huge banks will behave better only when and if their executives face credible criminal penalties.

The manufacturer always gets better off if he takes timely response to the production cost disruptions, while the retailer gets better off only if the production cost disruption is negative and gets worse off otherwise.

We can make ourselves and the world better, but only if we make a big effort.

Children who were praised emphatically did do better — but only if they had high opinions of themselves to begin with.

"Bret Schundler honestly believes that the world can be a better place only if he's running it," said David J. Murray, a political consultant who has worked for him.