Sentence examples for better if for from inspiring English sources

So, of course, it would be better if, for every Bachmann and Palin, we had a Hillary Clinton on a ticket.

Baffert seems to like West Coast's chances a little better if for no other reason than experience.

It's more a companion to The Broadway Album than the 1993 sequel, Back to Broadway, and may even be better, if for no other reason than the arrangements are less likely to "date" to a time period.

After hunting the cat, a little human mayhem and a lot of atmospheric preambles, Eli wanders into a deadwood town and the story kicks into gear, for better if sometimes for disappointing worse.

"1992 would have been better if not for the stupid rain rule and 1996 was good but for the crowd trouble in the semis".

Bread is better if "ripened" for at least one day before using.

And her score could have been even better, if not for a botched triple loop.

You can nourish others and make things seem better, if only for a little while.

All courses must be completed with a grade of C or better if taking for a letter grade.

Those numbers would be even better if not for a pair of poor rankings associated with V.C.U.

Goodell responded, in part, by saying distribution would be far better if not for Big Cable discriminating against the network.