Sentence examples for practice but only from inspiring English sources
He never completed his studies, and never worked for another architectural practice, but only for the designer Shiro Kuramata, whom Pawson discovered in his 20s when drifting through Japan.
No one ever hears from the tiny and less talented, the ones who toil through the dreary routines of practice but only get into games when their teams are winning or losing by oceanic margins.
To some extent Islington's approach is not a high water mark of good practice, but only what every commissioner should be doing to ensure the sustainability and quality of services – although by using the London living wage, the council has gone further than this.
First, the study did not compare the use of rewards and fines to influence behavior in practice, but only in theory.
They have a practice, but only on a small scale, of using bells among their herds which is, according to my observations, unique among Kurdish shepherds.
In Aristotle's opinion, the infinite does not exist in practice but only in potential (like the infinite potential division of a fixed distance and the infinite number of people living throughout history in an eternal world).
They reported substantial familiarity with basic nonpharmacologic practices but only asked residents to try these interventions (in addition to medication) an average of 38% of the time.
Conor was taking part in the practices, but only halfheartedly; my husband couldn't seem to get home for the 5 p.m. starting times.
And, in fact, they did take some steps to reform pay practices, but only after it became obvious that tougher regulations were eventually coming down the pike.
Lobbying and political contributions can be perfectly legitimate practices, but only when the public can see who is pulling the strings.
Recently on "Face the Nation," Stephen Goldsmith, a White House adviser, explained that such organizations will indeed be allowed to discriminate in their hiring practices, but only "on the basis of religion".
