Sentence examples for resources but only from inspiring English sources
This winter, the I.M.F. agreed to raise new lending resources — but only if European leaders bolstered the euro zone bailout fund comparably.
As Zimbabwe saw with land reform, ordinary people may eventually benefit from national resources, but only after the lion's share has gone to politicians.
However, authorized system administrators may access information resources, but only for a legitimate operational purpose and only the minimum access required to accomplish this legitimate operational purpose.
Like the UK, Canada and most developing countries, the US and China have signalled their willingness to boost the International Monetary Fund's resources, but only in the event of a secure deal covering all 17 members of the euro.
The modern Domesday is also a list of resources, but only those owned by the central government of this country and individually worth more than £1,0005,45555 kilometres of motorway, 137 diplomatic missions, the London Underground, Tornado aircraft and Trident submarines, innumerable vehicles, buildings, car-parks, and those modern ploughs, computers.
"We are prepared to consider [increasing] IMF resources but only once we see colour of eurozone money and we have not seen this," he said.
The Internet can be a valuable health resource, but only if used wisely and, ideally, as a supplement to one's best source of information: your doctor.
In a 2009 National Association of Realtors survey, 46 percent of homebuyers said they used open houses as a resource, but only 12 percent reported buying a property as the result of one.
Technology is a wonderful resource, but only if you use it.
WFQ uses a comparable method, as it is a packet approximation of Generalized Processor Sharing (GPS) [12], where every session obtains access to the resource, but only for 1/N th of the bandwidth, where N represents the available bandwidth divided by the requested bandwidth.
Experts agree that for Kenya and the rest of Africa, these giant leaps will come through the youthful human resource, but only when the working age population becomes larger than people of non-working age.
