Sentence examples for only to changes from inspiring English sources

As society and the economy evolve, so does the system, responding not only to changes in immigration and fertility, but also in wage growth and other variables.

All of this "suggests that doctors are open not only to changes in their own practices, but also to working together to realign the incentives of the system," Dr. Sirovich said.

The same tissue-level material properties were used in all models, thus providing measures of tissue-normalized strength due only to changes in the microarchitecture.

When coated steel sheets are subjected to formed processes, its corrosion behavior is affected due not only to changes of the galvanic coating texture but also of the twins and cracks developed.

Collembola reacted not only to changes in the diversity of the landscape, but also to the composition of that diversity and the area occupied by each land-use type at each LUU.

This experiment revealed that regionally specific neural activation was influenced by changes in cognitive demand, whereas cortical networking to the motor planning region was sensitive only to changes in sensory-motor demand.

Then, too, I changed my name, only to change it right back a year later.

The referee pointed to the spot, only to change his mind after protests by the players.

Mr. Kellermann, 41, began working nonstop, sometimes returning home only to change clothes, colleagues say.

And have you ever championed a film, only to change your mind years later?

He often floats ideas, only to change his mind, or get talked out of them.