Sentence examples for would only fail from inspiring English sources
Which was widely interpreted by many on the Twitters as a declaration by Dimon that the bank would only fail in an earth-moon collision type of scenario.
The deal would only fail to fly now, Bergmann told me, because of new sanctions on Russia in the wake of deteriorating relations between our two nations after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2014.
Although possibly a predisposing factor, it is difficult to conceptualize how the process of central tolerance established early in life would only fail after many decades of disease-free survival.
In fact, omitting lymphadenectomy in low-risk endometrioid tumours, defined as G1 tumours without deep myometrial invasion as assessed intraoperatively, would only fail to identify 1% of node-positive cases.
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"On the contrary, reaching for a simplistic solution would not only fail to fix the problem, it would undermine the funding that is vital for a healthy and sustainable future for sport.
On July 16th Douglas Elmendorf, Congress's chief budget scorekeeper, stunned Washington when he said the bill would not only fail to tame health-care costs, but would permanently shift them higher.
The combination of these ideas would not only fail to grow the economy, but it would increase inequality and have disastrous impacts for ordinary Americans.
Unless, argued the man who is now May's joint chief of staff in Downing Street, the Tory party could convince people that it really was on their side, it would not only fail to win a comfortable parliamentary majority, it wouldn't deserve to either.
But Gore and Blood said coal power would not only fail to deliver electricity to those suffering from energy poverty, it would actively degrade their lives.
A public campaign for climate debt payments would not only fail to succeed in terms of generating the funds, but it would also help the climate wreckers discredit the more important job of cutting emissions.
