Sentence examples for only then is there from inspiring English sources

Only then is there a chance that scientists can move toward predicting climate shifts reliably in particular regions with specific time frames, he noted.

If a solution cannot be found, only then is there a duty to provide accommodation, which is restricted to those in priority need.

Then — and only then — is there a possibility that someone like LaShawn Merritt might be recognised in his local shopping mall.

Only then is there a realistic hope for meaningful closure, not by recreating a prison in the United States but through the arduous process of transferring, releasing or prosecuting the detainees left there.

Only when the words become: "I must stop smoking," spoken in the sleepless hours between three and five when premature death seems a more solid prospect – only then is there a real chance that smoking will actually cease.

Only then is there a chance that the future might be better, dare I say greater, than the past that was never democratic to begin with.

"The conflict is now confined to the territories of Palestine, and we are back to where we were in 1948, only then there was no Palestinian leadership -- now there is," one Egyptian official said.

For it is only then that there is a price to pay.

"One always feels, when one is thousands of miles away from a problem, that if only one were there, then it could all be different," he said.

Johnson compares the current downturn to the 2001-2002 perionlyonly then there was not this "artificial prop up" of the bonus pool.

Then and only then if there was anything left over should undocumented students be considered.