Sentence examples for if anything going from inspiring English sources
Undergraduate financial aid has been, if anything, going up or stable.
Sectors that have traditionally powered London's productivity growth, from finance to IT, are if anything going backwards.
But the extra time it will take to flatten the meat is probably, if anything, going to be longer than the time it would take to simply cook the original piece.
If anything, going public has increased transparency, Mr. Fowlie said, and has separated the ownership from the lawyers, giving the lawyers more distance from business side pressures than in traditional partnerships.
Men must know this: they must know that staring, leering, shouting, pressing, rubbing and the rest is, if anything, going to give them even less of a chance, so what's in it for them?
If anything, "Going Vertical" takes its best shots at the Soviet Union and the discomforts of Communist society perhaps forgotten by some of the 58percentt of Russians who regret the collapse of the U.S.S.R., according to a December poll by the Moscow-based Levada Center.
If anything went wrong, it could ruin the event.
If anything goes wrong, it will hurt China".
If anything goes wrong, who is to blame?
If anything goes wrong, the director takes the blame.
