Sentence examples for built only if from inspiring English sources

He recommended that it be built only if it was the last significant expansion of Heathrow.

And he has had to embrace a new more boring form of property development, in which buildings are built only if they are substantially pre-let.

More nuclear power will be necessary -- but more nuclear plants will be built only if more safeguards and incentives are put in place.

The leisure complex, to be built only if the airport scheme goes ahead, would be funded by a luxury holiday development consortium, the St Helena Leisure Corporation (Shelco).

The new Jerusalem gets built only if the company that supplies the bricks and mortar is on side: that is the hard truth confronting any idealist.

A new 40,000-seat stadium is being planned, but it will be built only if England is named host of the 2018 or 2022 World Cup, according to the club spokesman Fraser Nicholson.

Finally, we considered whether our model would differ if built only using fence line observations or only using non-fence line observations.

Up until a few years ago, the company built only about one house a month, if that.

They're important, but if you build only that, you might be doing yesterday's New Deal, not today's.

Still, in proposing a range of cuts in arms programs on Monday, Mr. Gates said he would build only one of the destroyers if General Dynamics and Northrop Grumman would not agree to have all three built at Bath Iron Works in Maine.

Each of the stamps in the Southeastern Lighthouses series that was released in June, for example, included the year in which the structure was built, visible only if you knew how to look.