Sentence examples for if anything countries from inspiring English sources

If anything, countries with considerable oil and gas resources find themselves riddled with corruption.

What needs to be done to help, if anything, countries in Africa or in the Middle East more quickly become a deeper part of the global trading system?

If anything, Arab countries are less vulnerable than other parts of the world.

If anything, other countries have pursued more Hamiltonian policies in many ways than the United States, without quite the same success.

If anything, other countries have reacted faster than America, and with less political controversy.One measure that is gaining in popularity is incentives to trade in older cars for new or nearly new ones.

If anything, the country's mood darkened.

The signs are that, if anything, the country is becoming less tolerant.

If anything, the country is moving in a more conservative direction.

If anything, the country needs more modern football surely, not less.

If anything, the country is likely to emerge from this weekend's trauma with the government's determination to stand against terrorism even stronger.

The Parisian establishment, meanwhile, retorts that, if anything, their country's libertine tradition may well do better at containing unhealthy sexual urges than a repressive "Puritan" (read: American) one.