Sentence examples for considerable if the from inspiring English sources

The second was also expertly disguised, this time bringing down his foot on Skrtel, and the repercussions could be considerable if the FA's disciplinary department rules either was violent conduct, with the possibility of a three-match ban or even longer, and a first-against-second encounter with Manchester City to come on Saturday.

Hitch-hiking can be considerable if the QTL effect is large.

This could be considerable if the finance ministry is looked upon as the sole or major source of funding for the policy and its programs.

As the WHO transmission threshold [ 34] is considered relative to baseline, it accounts for potential differences in vector density, unlike the OTTIS entomological threshold, which is defined for a given number of flies (and therefore ignores the fact that even with a low number of L3 larvae per 1000 flies, the transmission potential can be considerable if the biting rate is high).

There is some concern among officials at Honda and other foreign manufacturers that if regulators set any change to fuel economy standards -- a considerable if -- the Big Three would lobby for an across-the-board increase in mileage of, say, 5 or 10percentt, rather than a goal to reach specific mileage targets.

The effect on resources of the further extension of the programme is likely to be considerable if uptake for both the 71 73 and 47 49 age groups is similar to the 50 70 age group.

The pressure is considerable: if Indonesia does not fortify the spending boom by attracting investment, the recovery could end.

Carroll is happy to withstand the considerable discomfort if the benefits offer a pathway towards the heat and humidity of Brazil.

It will be a considerable surprise if the armband does not pass to Nick Easter, the Harlequins No8, who did the job successfully against Samoa in November.

It was his 19th goal in 20 appearances and he would be a considerable loss if the injury affects him over the Christmas programme.

THE ECONOMIST: Does your own considerable unpopularity (if the polls are right) influence the way you campaign in your chosen constituencies?