Sentence examples for but again only from inspiring English sources

But again, only if there is a consensus".

One level up, the president can remove S.E.C. commissioners, but again only for cause.

A common policy on immigration, visas and asylum will gradually be arranged, but again only by unanimity.

Capital gains and dividend tax rates go up to 20 percent from the current 15 percent, but again, only for families making more than $450,000 a year.

There is a brief chapter on the adolescent Rimbaud, and a fair amount about the critic Sainte-Beuve, but again only incidental attention to Mallarmé and Valéry.

The name came up again in 1929, but again only in a list of subjects to be discussed at a doctors' meeting.

Since 2005, global economic inequalities have been falling, but again only if the wealth and income of the very richest is ignored.

The total offspring count is 22, but again only ten will survive.

(But again, only in feeds that are popular enough to have many likes to begin with).

When active, Super Cruise controls the steering and speed, but again, only on an expressway.

But once again, only the Legislature can change its own rules.