Sentence examples for only departs from inspiring English sources

"Publicising match alerts not only departs from that process but is premature and inevitably draws unwarranted attention to the players involved in the match.

However, the Court continues to treat such decisions as "normally binding" and only departs from them "where adherence to such prior decisions would cause injustice in a particular case or constrain the development of the law in conformity with the circumstances of Singapore".

The mechanism only departs from the canonical phenol hydroxylase mechanism when the strongly oxidizing TCBQ is formed in the active site.

It is also because walking through Algiers is like walking through the wreckage of a recently abandoned civilisation, whose citizens have only just departed in a hurry, leaving behind them their most personal possessions which you immediately recognise.

But only departing flights are full.

The excursions include a 13-day hiking trip to Machu Picchu, Peru, departing Sept. 16, and an 18-day tour of Morocco for women only, departing Nov. 30.

He said as recently as a week ago that he would only depart if he thought that the maelstrom at Ibrox was beginning to impact on his family.

The club were keen to offload Hume, one of their highest wage earners, although Grayson believes he has lots to offer on the field and added he would have only departed because of financial issues.

Guests showed up to pose for paparazzi only to depart quickly for other parties.

At home last summer they arrived at Headingley with similar ambition only to depart tails between legs.

Mr. Mubarak made the same bet, only to depart in disgrace in a helicopter 18 days after protests began in January.