Sentence examples for if bearable from inspiring English sources

In that situation a stasis can ensue which, if bearable, can endure – as it did in Cuba for 50 years.

It was Grandpa who told me that nothing in life could be so bad that fishing wouldn't make it better, or, if not better, then bearable, or, if not that, then at least it was a way to pass the time while you waited for your luck to change.

Here Marcus also quotes Epicurus on pain with approval: pain is either bearable (if long-lasting) or short (if intense).

Time is more bearable if you're doing it".

The hagiography would be more bearable if he spent less time attacking his opponents' patriotism.

"It would have made the stress of it more bearable if it was".

Lyndsey admitted that such a journey could now be bearable, if made in darkness.

All this chaos might be more bearable if the MR was expedited swiftly.

These added costs of the pay disclosure would be bearable if there was evidence it would do anything.

Some of his predictions are only bearable if you assume that you'll have died before they come to pass.

Both say they are in India for the long haul.Weak returns are bearable if the market grows and the rules are clear.