Sentence examples for If afterwards from inspiring English sources

Yet mayors and governors have little choice but to deliver inconvenient truths, even if afterwards they sound like inflated warnings.

What's the point of designing something if afterwards you don't know whether it sold?

It can be upsetting if afterwards they don't like your film, but actually it's still very interesting to see how many different opinions there are.

"We want a beautiful party for everyone," says Karen, "but I do wonder if afterwards we'll feel it was all worth it".

We know it will give us a bit of a lift, make things better, and if afterwards we sense a slight sinking feeling, we can always go out and buy another.

And if, afterwards, a melancholy descended as you realised how rare, how profoundly, depressingly, vanishingly rare it is to hear anyone at all, but – I'm afraid – especially a woman, speak so passionately, eloquently and above all fearlessly about her life, loves and work – well, maybe we can start the demand for more here.

So write first, then put the structure in afterwards if you have to.

Furthermore, depletion of T cells with anti-CD4 or anti-T-cell receptor (anti-TCR) antibodies is more effective if given before immunization than if given afterwards [ 3, 4].

The selection of Bowles would damage that advantage if it was announced before the election, and would create a sense of betrayal if announced afterwards.

Vacuum if needed afterwards.

If added afterwards, do so while the baked good is still warm to enable the seed to attach itself firmly to the product.