Example sentences of "[adv] [adv] [modal v] we " in BNC.
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| 1 | Only rarely can we state restrictions across sentences ' ( loc. cit . ) . |
| 2 | Only rarely can we assess this spatial information in terms of settlement expansion and contraction through time . |
| 3 | Only so can we begin to examine the contradictory presuppositions of educational theory , conceptual confusions which have led inevitably to fumbling and uncertain practice . |
| 4 | Only so can we hope to retain their enthusiasm for what must inevitably sometimes seem a long and weary journey . |
| 5 | Only together can we maintain the sovereignty of the GDR and save our country from anarchy and chaos , ’ it said . |
| 6 | Only together can we maintain the sovereignty of the GDR and save our country from anarchy and chaos , ’ it said . |
| 7 | Only together can we maintain the sovereignty of the GDR and save our country from anarchy and chaos , ’ the statement said . |
| 8 | I think it would be nice if we all got together so will we aim to do that sometime in the next month or so and I 'll tell Napier that that we 're doing that |
| 9 | I said , so so shall we actually save each other time , and we 'll both come in with reasonable , reasonable , till we open our pay , you know , erm , stand-points , and he said , yeah , all right . |
| 10 | So so can we ask the clerk to look into that and couple it with |
| 11 | Only thus can we construct a constituency whose natural home is Labour . |
| 12 | Only thus can we hope to produce a noble race . |
| 13 | We can not get our raw materials in , we can not get unfinished projects out , so please can we push with the dealing of the A twelve so that we can get in and out of the south ? |
| 14 | Just as surely God desires to lead us to a knowledge of genuine Christian fellowship , so surely must we be overwhelmed by a great general disillusionment with others , with Christians in general , and , if we are fortunate , with ourselves . |
| 15 | Thank you very much indeed can we move on to the |
| 16 | Only then shall we be able to assess how far the dominance of the public schools and ( what is of much less significance ) of Oxford and Cambridge has begun to lessen . |
| 17 | The key to freeing the body to regain its lost dignity lies in inhibiting the unconscious habit of muscle tension ; only then may we perform actions in such a way that they become as much a joy to carry out as they are to watch . |
| 18 | They argue that the same rigour should be applied to the study of older patients with cancer as for younger - ‘ only then will we see strikingly reduced population mortality and improved quality of life for older patients with cancer . ’ |
| 19 | ‘ Only then will we rival the Japanese , ’ he said . |
| 20 | Only then will we be able to see what 's so special about observing them by being told them . |
| 21 | Now critics of contemporary systems say so much for the worse for contemporary system , we have to move to one of the other models , maybe suitably amended and only then will we be truly free and equal . |
| 22 | Only then will we achieve a proper balance between the services , in relation to current or potential tasks . |
| 23 | Only then could we hope to have both a community mental health programme and meaningful community care . |
| 24 | Only then can we guide the evolution of the countryside within legitimately broad terms of reference and continue the age-old process of civilizing the rivers . |
| 25 | Addresses have been drawn by statistically random methods and , as you will appreciate , the success of the research depends upon our obtaining the highest possible response rate as only then can we ensure that the sample is truly representative . |
| 26 | Only then can we speak of them as part of our cultural heritage . |
| 27 | Only then can we ask more pointed questions about their clarity of vision , their underlying reasons , and the true meaning of the episodes . |
| 28 | Only then can we defend with patriotic idealism and in poetic struggle the noble values of Tradition , Family , Hearth and Homeland . |
| 29 | Only then can we recreate the nature of the place and transform our understanding of Shakespeare 's plays . |
| 30 | If we wish to reclaim responsibility for ourselves we must aim for self-sufficiency because only then can we have control over our lives . |