Sentence examples for except if it were from inspiring English sources

Pierre Méignerie, president of the finance commission in the National Assembly, said France "cannot be in a competitive Europe and keep its public enterprises, except if it were absolutely required by the notion of public service".

It's one of those exhibitions that should really be a book, except, if it were, it would have to have more critical perspective.

And there you have the formula – except if it were that easy, every studio in the world would have grossed $545m to date by churning out Bridget Jones films, the third of which hits British cinemas this Friday.

The third product in the suite is something called 'Backup and restore,' which you could think of like a Dropbox-type of functionality, except if it were designed as a mobile-first experience.

Except if it were a third world country, we'd be getting help.

This solution also works in light of the continuing uncertainty concerning interrelationships within Phocina (compare Figures 1, 2, and 3 and these with the references above), especially the increasing number of suggestions that Pusa might be paraphyletic (except if it were to be retained as a subgenus).

Chances are you will not be able to meet the producer that is selling the cattle--except if it's a dispersal sale--so you are pretty much on your own as to deciding what cattle you can buy.

This is a process not worth paying attention to, except that if it were to go stupidly wrong (and this is DC after all), we might suddenly find that the thousands of AI startups in the Valley suddenly become "definitely not AI" startups post-haste.

Except that if it were easy we would change any thought without it showing up again, but that doesn't happen.

Except if it was from Bloomingdale's, it was O.K".

If majority agree, minority should follow them, except if it is discriminatory.