Sentence examples for but of when from inspiring English sources

For many, augmenting humans through BCIs is not a matter of if but of when.

As time passed, the government's resolution hardened: it was no longer a matter of if but of when and how.

Some said it was not a matter of whether but of when he would be driven out.

Even a very close associate of Mr. Barak spoke today not of if but of when the prime minister loses.

In my case, it wasn't a question of if the baby survived but of when it died".

The next attack, security experts and American officials agree, is a matter not of if, but of when.

But because of when it happened and where it happened.

But details of when and under what circumstances such help would be offered remained vague.

Governor Stevenson's selection was considered no longer a question of whether, but only of when.

But regardless of when it arrives, it is likely to be 2011's must-have gadget.

But regardless of when a student's serious problems first come to light, universities are very worried about this trend.