Sentence examples for will only get back from inspiring English sources

The owner will only get back the original investment.

"I know Kenneth wishes he could take this back, it's caused him so much heartache, and he's made things worse by trying to make this problem disappear," said one person who used to support Cole as board chair but now believes the organization will only get back on its feet if he retires from the position.

You will only get back half of what you spent, but it is better than nothing... Play tournaments at the Tournament Arena.

In other words, if you play the lottery a lot, on average you will only get 95p back for every £2 you spend.

"No!" says Kerr. "Unless that's part of the review process in your organisation, flipping comments around onto your boss will only get their back up and make you look overly defensive and unwilling to accept feedback".

Under the new Brand Guarantee scheme customers will only get money back if branded goods such as Heinz baked beans or Cadbury's chocolate could have been bought at lower prices from its three major rivals.

Mr. Staples said the pound had fallen about 14percentt against the euro in the last 12 months, so "even a 15percentt price cut will only get us back to last year's level," he said.

Welshman Evans said: "I enjoyed the new format and I will only get stronger once I get back to top-level fitness".

It is understood anyone else wanting a refund can still make a written application up to 12 July, but will only get their money back if the club can re-sell the seat.

A Ceop spokeswoman said some offenders hack into the accounts of victims and say they will only get their account back if they do what the abuser tells them to do.

Goldman will only get its money back if recidivism dips by 10percentt, and they stand to make as much as $2.1 million if the reoffending rate further declines.