Sentence examples for but would only do from inspiring English sources

"It's something I have been considering," she continues of the mooted adoption, "but would only do if I had the support of the Malawian people and government".

At the organisation's national steering committee meeting in February 2016, Lansman told Momentum supporters that Unite wanted to support the group, but would only do so if it only had Labour supporters as members, sources said.

During these talks, Apple said it wanted to announce the iBookstore at the 27 January 2010 launch of the iPad, but would only do so if it was assured the company could make a profit.

McGechie said Fairtrade wanted to work with other retailers on similar partnerships but would only do so on projects that protected Fairtrade's core values: giving farmers a say in how community projects were developed and increasing their cut of the price paid by consumers for their goods.

The UK is contemplating such a step, but would only do so after a vote in Parliament.

She says her situation was slightly complicated because she wanted to move counties for a relationship - but would only do so if her eldest, who was 11 at the time, got into a good school.

I would only do theatre, but I have kids.

But we would only do it in front of a people's court, so the village itself chooses justice".

I used to see him dancing, but he would only do two or three moves, almost like a human loop.

But it would only do so if CASD could be maintained, and it has said it would take the advice of experts.

Withdrawing that guidance could slow the pace of change in the area of school discipline, but it would only do so if districts decide to change their approach as the pressure from the federal government recedes.