Examples of 'only if you win' in a sentence
Meaning of "only if you win"
only if you win - This phrase implies that a condition or requirement must be met in order to achieve success or a desired outcome. It suggests that winning is the sole means of accomplishing a goal.
How to use "only if you win" in a sentence
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only if you win
But only if you win in the finals.
Fees and bonus only if you win.
Only if you win the race.
You can go to the nationals only if you win this one.
Only if you win all three of your matches.
Seven K each fight only if you win.
But only if you win a game.
Remember, we receive compensation only if you win your case!
Only if you win the game and escape.
Will I be doing combat with him? Only if you win all three of your matches.
But only if you win the female vote.
Our sniper performance for about 1 % of your object final price, only if you win.
Only if you win gold.
You will win the female vote, but … only if you win the female vote.
But only if you win.
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So we're talking about nine fights? Only if you win.
Only if you win the game and escape can the camera be safely removed.
Noob Saibot appears only if you win 50 battles consecutively.
We win if and only if you win because we are in the same boat!
NO Risk - pay only if you win.
That's only if you win, of course.
Yeah, but that 's only if you win.
You can go to Delhi only if you win this match, right?
You can go to Delhi only if you win this match, right? Okay… okay.
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