Sentence examples for but would only from inspiring English sources
Republicans would win a historic victory in 2010, but would only take 63 seats.
This is important and worthwhile but would only reduce the reoffending rate to 41%.
A customer in the UAE owed $1.3m to Sajad's shipping firm but would only send it in costly small instalments.
Gun groups replied that stricter controls would not make the nation safer, but would only restrict constitutional rights.
He said he had very strong ideas on Syria, but would only discuss them off the record.
He would not reveal the premium Lloyd's demanded, but would only say it was "in the five figures".
The plotters had let him in on the secret, assuring him they would not kill his father but would only demand his abdication.
The possibility of a referendum on EU membership is less remote than at any time since 1975, but would only be the overture to the Carswell revolution.
The bank refused to comment on the size of its tax bill but would only say that it would "not have material impact" on its profits.
That option would increase commuting flexibility, but would only be feasible if all the buses in one region are fitted with racks.
Richard Desmond is willing to entertain offers for the Daily Express, Daily Star or his magazines – but would only be prepared to consider selling for the right price.
