Sentence examples for if considerable from inspiring English sources

Whites who have been taught that blacks are inferior and blacks who view whites as enemies are learning to live side by side, even if considerable mistrust remains.

Instead, officials are seeking to draw attention to the dialogue, from the White House to Capitol Hill and across Washington, even if considerable disagreement looms around the corner.

We discovered that crop yields, and thus profits, are maximized if considerable acreages of cropland are left uncultivated to support wild pollinators.

If considerable license is taken with the real-life actualities, Mr. Keach manages to reveal the man's considerable flaws while retaining an edge of sympathy.

If direction is in order, they are able to direct; if considerable participative freedom is called for, they are able to provide such freedom.

If considerable study is needed on the quake vulnerability of existing reactors, he argues, the uncertainty surrounding the soundness of future plants must be even greater.

The release of the ACMG recommendations for the return of genomic IFs prompted considerable debate.

"If such is the case, then even if a considerable appetite for ideology exists in the foreseeable future...it may have a difficult time finding a satisfactory ideological expression that has not already been tried and compromised".

If a considerable amount of NTL is detected, harmonic generator is operated at that feeder for introducing additional harmonic component for destroying appliances of the illegal consumers.

Given the corner Mr. Bush has painted himself in, withdrawing troops -- even if a considerable slice remains behind -- would be an admission of failure.

It would be sad indeed if the considerable magic on offer were to be betrayed by the faulty mechanics behind the curtain.