Sentence examples for only when they make from inspiring English sources

People will lose weight only when they make a decision to change the way they eat.

Brokers — also called independent manufacturer's representatives — get paid only when they make a sale, generally a fee of 5 to 15 percent of the deal.

The measure also allows gamblers to place wagers only when they make advance cash deposits to cover the bets, and it includes protections to prevent gambling by minors.

I love complex mythologies, but only when they make the stories and the characters and their relationships richer, deeper and more likely to move me.

These basic and accessory pieces are interchangeable only when they make diagnostic sense; for example "first degree AV block" can fit with "sinus rhythm" but not with "junctional rhythm".

At the time, the standard approach was to try to make homeless people "housing ready": first, you got people into shelters or halfway houses and put them into treatment; only when they made progress could they get a chance at permanent housing.

At times, the visitors were the better side and, to begin with, it was was only when they made any serious inroads that QPR seemed to respond.

Firms in minority areas are most likely to callback both candidates, but when they make only one call, it is more likely to be to a candidate with a minority name than a candidate with a Han name (23% vs. 16%).

In biweekly meetings, they debate possible purchases, which they make only when they reach a consensus.

It can be heartbreaking to watch our children struggle to make sense of their parent's sarcasm, manipulation, or cruelty, or to observe them being showered with praise only when they do something that makes that parent look good to others.

In co-ops, such payments may be added to the tax basis only when they have actually been made by the shareholder to the co-op.