Sentence examples for adopting if from inspiring English sources
He really does spend five or six hours on the tennis court most days.' It is the sort of approach that Andy Murray may have to contemplate adopting if he is to create the same ripples as Nadal.
Some liberal Democrats are already suggesting that the legislation may not be worth adopting if it will end up forcing Americans to buy health coverage they really cannot afford.
Of course, you have a better chance of adopting if you're open to sibling groups or races other than your own, but you shouldn't be afraid to ask for what you want in your ideal family".
Shelters overflow with hard-to-place pits and pit mixes, so please take Pit Bull Awareness Month to consider adopting if you can provide as much love as they have to offer.
The lack of clarity on how ePHRs are supposed to increase empowerment and the setting conditions for this mean that future studies need to be much more explicit about the model they are adopting if empowerment is their key aim and there are models in other literatures that could be copied [ 40].
The group usually works by consensus, and proposals are generally not adopted if any members object.
The rhythms of the bus are what so many of us would adopt if we could.
In France, the executive's budget is considered adopted if Parliament does not pass a budget within 70 days!
Others could hardly replicate what a billionaire celebrity does, but his techniques can be adopted, if not his biography.
Other practices may be difficult for one set of parents to adopt if neighbouring parents are raising their children differently.
The N.H.L.'s deputy commissioner, Bill Daly, hinted that such proposals could be adopted if the equipment crackdown failed.
