Sentence examples for embraced if from inspiring English sources

The principles of ecological engineering need to be embraced if sustainable solutions are to be found.

Whether they would have been as warmly embraced if they'd declared themselves lesbians instead, however, was another matter.

The Saudi "Islamists", it seems, are to be embraced if they buy our weapons and keep the oil flowing.

But if they are embraced, if regimes that trample on their rights are confronted, then they will be empowered and many will join in their struggle.

It disrupts someone's business, and adds new art". This must be right; new technologies would not be embraced if they were merely destructive.

These aren't ideas that David Cameron would necessarily have embraced if he'd won the last election but they are the priorities of many Conservative backbenchers.

Let us even embrace, if you wish.

It examines the key challenges, and gaps, specific to adaptation that partnerships must embrace if they are to provide a valuable policy instrument for climate adaptation.

Over time, it is hoped that the profession more widely embraces, if not demands, implementation of quality monitoring for in-clinic laboratory diagnostics.

Conversely, the saving of the earth is possible only if we embrace — if he embraces, in particular — a different, better set of qualities.

Two steps to success There are two things we, as an industry, must embrace if we want to succeed.