Sentence examples for story only when from inspiring English sources
Mr Aitken had claimed that he drafted a false document for his teenage daughter Victoria to back up his story only when inconsistencies emerged in his story.
Still, he added, "some will have confidence in the productivity story only when it is tested by a cyclical decline," suggesting that he remained unsure whether the productivity gains would fully survive a downturn.
Beryl's literary fiction can have a quality of a detective story: only when we reach a novel's final denouement do we see that we were given the key to its coded mystery at the start.
Yet, for all the show's skill, I found myself more impressed by the visual sophistication than emotionally engaged by the story: only when Lennox sang of her divided self and when Hall gazed wistfully at the lost delights of earthly love was I moved.
Begin writing your story only when you're satisfied that the plot is as good as you can make it.
Or perhaps we accept stories only when they're accompanied by the tenuous methodology of social "scientists".
The author, He Bingsong, writes that they have fuelled an "unprecedented" rate of growth in criminal activity in China since the turn of the century: "Some have even taken control of grassroots government, or treat government as their equal".Quis custodiet?China's press usually reports crime stories only when the police are ready to provide details, which is rarely until suspects are caught.
"Both international media and Syrian media cover women's stories only when they relate to rape, sexual violence or sexual jihad, [known as jihad al-nikah] -- basically everything that relates to sex," says Rula Asad, a Syrian journalist and women's rights activist.
The Snapchat Story only stumbles when Gallagher gets too deep into the weeds.
Escape against the odds is an appealing story, but only when it contains nuance, surprise and ambiguity.
The media has begun to wake up to the story, but only when David Cameron got caught in the chaos on his way to Haywards Heath.
