Sentence examples for if articles from inspiring English sources

Now just imagine what would happen to investment in the United States if articles did not distinguish between the United States and Colombia and discussed "American drug lords"?

Howard H. Garrison, the director of public affairs at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, an organization whose members collectively publish approximately 60 journals, argued that the legislation would weaken the connection between the journals and their readers and that journals could lose subscribers and ad revenue if articles were available online.

The point I want to make is this: If articles in the Times Magazine are to be eligible for the National Magazine Award, then either (a) they should no longer be eligible for the Pulitzer Prize, which, at present, they are; or (b) articles in other magazines should be eligible for the Pulitzer, which, at present, they are not.

They warned of cancelled journal subscriptions if articles were freely available, even after a 12-month embargo.

Manufacturing dissent If articles like "Lost in cyberspace" (Mar. 8, p. 124) scare my competitors away from the Web, then please print more of them!

But this latest story once again sparked headlines around the world, even if articles often made the point that the research was not peer-reviewed.

We don't need national health institutes to explain the benefit of being informed, yet so many "what-if" articles begin to make us second-guess.

IF ARTICLE 299A of Senegal's penal code were fully applied, some 1m-2m Senegalese would now go to jail.

The average journal impact factor was examined to determine if article methodology or receipt of NIH funding was associated with the likely scientific impact of the article.

If Article 29 were fully implemented, then we'd also have a higher sense of civic consciousness.

How should one assess a "What if Article' A wise saying attributed to Warren McCulloch is: "Don't bite my finger look where I am pointing".