Sentence examples for would only change from inspiring English sources

But that would only change the extent of the protection; it would not free police to do the unreasonable, as does the decision today.

As hard as it was for Frazer to talk about his daughter's death, he knew driver behaviour would only change if people were confronted with personal stories.

He stressed that any legislation on marriage equality would only change the civil definition of marriage, and offer protections for religious wedding celebrants who oppose it.

Shadow education secretary, Stephen Twigg, said Cameron's suggestions would only change those schools under the control of local authorities, and not academies or free schools.

The biomes of the park have been assumed to be the constant, so that the distribution of animals and vegetation would only change rapidly due to direct anthropogenic influence.

It goes on to tell us that the couple in question, the Scaddings, had vowed at the time of their win that the cash would only change their lives for the better.

And some songs I'd only change 'my Lord' to 'my baby.' That's how I started".

But revised PPPs would not only change international rankings, they would also affect the pace of global growth.

It was an astonishing act of altruism that would not only change both of their lives but would help change the landscape of organ donation in the UK.

Exposure to pollutants would not only change the plant exudation, but also affect the microbial communities that surround the root zone, thereby changing the metabolic profiles of the rhizosphere.

"If we're able to deliver large molecules orally, it would not only change drug delivery but also drug discovery," says Prof. Robert Langer.