Sentence examples for if conference from inspiring English sources

If conference materials tell us anything, it's that liberals ponder, conservatives plot.

Neither Emmert nor the university presidents here were sure when, how or even if conference realignment would end.

U.S.C. and U.C.L.A., which by virtue of being in the nation's second-largest television market are more desirable, will be paid $2 million each if conference revenue does not reach $170 million.

Shorten has placed his leadership authority on the line with the policy change but he rejected the notion that he would "give up" if conference did not endorse his position.

"We know if we can move our clubs into bigger arenas, there is a bigger audience there for netball," says Adams. "I was the commercial director for the football Conference – and if Conference clubs could have got that sort of attendance, they would have been thrilled".

Alternately, if conference speakers start making compelling arguments that a particular technology is more fad than function, swapping to the tech while others avoid it can cost you in time, customers and resources.

If conferences are anything to go by, these are boom times for evidence and expertise in policymaking.

I don't know if conferences like this are it.

The field can't be level if conferences don't play by the same set of rules.

But even if conferences like Friday's could somehow resist the penchant to appease interests and reflect every perspective in a plan, one should still be worried.

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