Sentence examples for only proviso from inspiring English sources
The only proviso for the performance work is the buyer has to provide their own twins.
They did so for free; the only proviso being that the local authority should stage a conference to discuss findings.
His only proviso is that hotlinkers must not use his footage to make money by selling advertising alongside it.
The only proviso is that the prime minister is going to monitor them … in the early days, anyway.
"His only proviso," Biskind explains in his introduction, "was that the recorder be out of sight, concealed in Jaglom's bag, so he didn't have to look at it".
SP: The only proviso to all of this is that in science it's not enough to be imaginative and creative, it also has to be right.
The only provisos in the agreement were that Dakini enter and leave the building via the service elevator and that when she dies, she may not be replaced by another dog.
The brief allowed room for manoeuvre: the only provisos were that designs should be lifesize (though it did not specify whether Knut should be depicted as a puppy-sized baby or the brute of a young bear he became) and should cost no more than €15,000 to realise.
After four years, theirs is still the overnight success story to end them all, with only one proviso: La Clique's popularity is intimately bound up with its underground sensibility.
The only experimental proviso on the use of MW005 is that incubation temperatures must not exceed 32°C at any time except during the brief heat-shock needed to de-repress transcription of the Red gene cluster.
Permission had been granted, but with only one two provisos, one explicit, one implicit.
