Sentence examples for formulation if from inspiring English sources

Then try a simpler formulation: if we know more about sex, they knew more about love".

To reduce it to its simplest formulation: if those Mickey Mouse ears aren't selling in Orlando, there's less chalk in the classrooms of Gainesville.

Muti, in conversation with the Chicago critic Andrew Patner, came up with a succinct formulation: "If you kill the culture, you kill the country".

Under Turnbull's formulation, if state governments wanted to tax and spend, then over time, there would be nothing at all Morrison could do about it.

In Orwell's formulation, "If you look for the working classes in fiction, and especially English fiction, all you find is a hole".

The Food and Drug Administration has promised to fast-track the approval process for the BHR formulation if the findings are positive.

Most theologians will not shy away from new formulations if consistency and continuity of tradition are preserved.

As noted in the case of the sea battle, when rewriting in the formal mode captures the sense of what is being said, and when the formulations "if p, q" and "p only if q" seem idiomatically equivalent, then an inferential interpretation will be in order, von Wright's equivalences will hold, and the material conditional may well give a reasonable account of such cases.

It is also important to note that the acidic pH of around 5 maintained within the lysosomes [ 21] (that compound 3 likely faces upon the phagocytosis of the liposomes) is apparently not enough to hydrolyze the acetonide groups, which could have been a serious pitfall for these formulations if compound 3 would decompose to the much less active compound 2 [ 7].

We all know we should be drinking water and when manufacturers mess around with the formulation - if they add calcium, vitamins or other added health benefits - it can make it even more attractive to some people".

Justice Rehnquist readily accepts Lincoln's famous formulation: that if he had preserved habeas corpus, it would have meant allowing "all the laws, but one, to go unexecuted, and the government itself go to pieces, lest that one" -- habeas corpus -- "be violated".