Sentence examples for even if untrue from inspiring English sources

Even if untrue, this is understandable.

Accounting claims, even if untrue, can throw a deal seriously off track, and this may be a problem in the future as short-sellers raise unwarranted claims.

One reviewer for The Liberator asserted that the story was "terribly sad and painful," and that even if untrue in literal terms, "it would do admirable service for the Abolitionists" by inspiring antislavery sentiments among readers.

Andrew Wolf, a longtime grocery industry analyst at BB&T Capital Markets in Richmond, Va., said the perception of high price, even if untrue, "is very powerful," and can hurt the reputation of grocery chains, as it did in the late 1990's with Hannaford Brothers in Richmond, which was viewed, inaccurately he said, as more expensive than its discount rival, Food Lion.

It is hard to avoid the conclusion that it was simply out of a wet-palmed fear of being accused of racism an allegation that, even if untrue, is enough to destroy reputations in these times of liberal witch hunts.

The problem with a story like this is that once word gets out – even if untrue – users may be hesitant to adopt a new feature like location-sharing because they're now confused about the nature of WhatsApp's privacy.

Health workers fear suspicions of unethical practices, even if proved untrue, will raise more obstacles to vaccination programs.

Claims that the sale of Banca Antonveneta was used to create a slush fund are widely believed.Even if untrue, they will damage the centre-left Democratic Party (PD), the election front-runner.

Research has shown that people are more likely to believe an easy-to-read font or graphic, even if it is untrue.

Professorial how-to-read books have always struck me as eminently avoidable, in part because such lamentations are wearisome, even if not altogether untrue.

"If there are a bunch of negative perceptions about a school," Mr. Peters said, "even if they are untrue or exaggerated, you are not going to get parents to invest in it or send their kids there".