Sentence examples for meet only if from inspiring English sources

Most families can make ends meet only if both parents go out to work, they argue.

Mr. Netanyahu had insisted that he would meet only if there were no preconditions.

Williams and Sharapova are on opposite ends of the draw at Wimbledon, meaning that they would meet only if they both advanced to the final.

That demand can be met only if private companies like Orascom create a sizable volume of new homes at low cost, he added.

Mr. Levin, Democrat of Michigan, added: "Congress expects to be consulted actively in these negotiations, and the date targeted by the president can be met only if the outstanding issues are fully addressed with enforceable commitments".

These needs will be met only if we act boldly in the years ahead; and if we understand that the challenges we face are shared, and our failure to meet them will hurt us all.

The common perception that climate goals can be met only if large developing economies such as China and India commit to immediate emissions reductions, or if developed countries adopt draconian measures, is incorrect.

Joseph C. Daniels, the president and chief executive of the memorial and museum, said Tuesday that the 10th-anniversary deadline could be met only if the steel and concrete of the transportation hub's mezzanine, directly below the plaza, was completed to street level by July 2010.

The objective of turning DBMSs into lightweight collections of freely combinable services can be met only if these services and their implementations are described and built as components.

Taking the ratios (dot{v}_{2}/dot{v}_{1}) for (u=0) and (u=U) (recalling that Γ is itself a solution with maximal input) and rearranging the result show that the slope condition can be met only if (v_{2}>gamma _{1} v_{1}).

According to the Catechism, the last virtue, charity, can be met only if Catholics refrain from indifference or ingratitude toward God, and avoid spiritual laziness and a hatred of God stemming from pride.