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Discover LudwigThe phrase "but only since" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used as a conjunction to introduce a contrasting or qualifying statement in a sentence. Example: "I used to hate spicy food, but only since I tried that curry dish at the new restaurant, I've become obsessed with it."
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Jewelry, is also at 72 Bowery, but only since April.
It has received some slight recognition in the East, but only since the 16th century.
Early last year, prices began to rise sharply, but only since December have dangers become apparent.
But only since the last presidential election has shareholder culture so decisively moved to the center of American public discourse.
But only since the 1970s have scientists been aware that relatively small quantities of lead in the bloodstream can be harmful to humans.
Democratic women have consistently been more likely to support the idea than independent or Republican women, but only since the 1990s.
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But only since 1984 has it been used as a human rights tool.
In that time, he worked on his own art, but only since 1993, when he retired from the school, has he been able to concentrate full time on it.
Since it was founded in 1926 in Rome, Davide Cenci has enjoyed a reputation as one of Italy's finest shirtmakers, but only since 1982 have Americans been able to buy a Cenci shirt without having to travel any farther than New York City.
It's been years since I've posed for Playboy but only days since I can truly be called an exhibitionist.
Colon has done it six times, and Burnett four times, but only once since 2004.
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