Sentence examples for but would only be from inspiring English sources

Preventing federal lands from being sold, they say, would be a victory, but would only be the start of the fight.

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.

Freezing public sector pay saves £20bn a year – but would only be acceptable if private pay and bonuses were frozen too.

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.

Obstructing "the usual channels" has been discussed, a party source said, but would only be used as a last resort if the government failed to come forward with new proposals for opposition party funding in the new year.

But that would only be a naïve and Pollyannish statement.

But that would only be if I strongly suspected something.

"But if she acted now, it would only be $5,000".

It's a sweet moment, but it would only be funny as a counterintuitive twist.

But Google would only be able to do so once it was found guilty.