Sentence examples for but only by using from inspiring English sources
Scientists have been able to derive and work with newer cell lines, but only by using private or state money.
The euro can indeed challenge the superiority of the dollar, but only by using the euro price of gold as a market signal of Europe's liquidity needs.
Under the proposed changes, commercial sponsors would be able to highlight an individual player but only by using game footage and only if the player was not portrayed as directly endorsing a product.
The company said it would meet its regulatory requirement to be able to provide 8,816 megawatts in the city, but only by using programs that induce big power consumers to cut back when necessary.
The transmission range of the vehicles is also set globally for the simulation, between 0 and 200 m (it is possible to extend the transmission range of vehicular networks beyond m but only by using very high transmission power and assuming little interference).
Hence, it is clear that each of the three methods has strengths and limitations that have to be considered and taken into account when interpreting the data but only by using multiple characterization methods a clearer impression of the state of the dispersion can be obtained.
We can search for it only by using the same attributes that make us fundamentally human.
After weeks of struggle, the benefits were approved – but were accessible only by using a card, a device with which Steve was unfamiliar.
The machines are modeled not only by using MAXWELL® but also by using a simple nonlinear magnetic circuit to describe the effects of PMs.
The regime, which ten years ago ignored an unambiguous election victory by the opposition National League for Democracy, has arranged ceasefires with most of the rebel ethnic groups, but keeps control only by using slaves to build defences, roads and bridges.
Lord Blair, who was in charge of Scotland Yard from 2005 to 2008, said the Government did not appear to understand that intelligence was obtained not only by using computers, but by "quiet, patient police work in communities" by local officers.
