Sentence examples for systems but only from inspiring English sources

GPS devices are useful for self-driving systems, but only in giving a general sense of the car's location.

State and local officials would accept federal money to upgrade their systems, but only if it comes with no strings attached, that report argued.

The Associated Press reported that the board had assessed eight systems but only Hawk-Eye (used in tennis tournaments) and GoalRef received "very positive" scores.

The promise is to help areas which are in difficulty with "flexibilities and discretion" on issues such as regulation, pricing and funding systems, but only in support of change.

Of the $874bn spent by the World Bank in the last 10 years, $126bn went into public administration, law and justice systems, but only $7.3m went into programmes aimed at gender equality – 0.001% of the total budget.

Thailand has one of Asia's most sophisticated health care systems, but only 100 doctors trained to treat AIDS, or about one doctor for every 6,700 H.I.V.-infected patients, the report said.

It has a parliamentary system, but only traditional chiefs (matai) may vote and run for election.

Retrospective punishment for incidents missed by the referee is a good system, but only if applied across the board.

Individuals were given a license to kill under the old system, but only if they were already at war.

In 2008, for example, 70m cases passed through the Brazilian justice system but only 25m came to trial.

Trams are a superb component in a successful city-wide transport system but only if the system works as a whole.