Sentence examples for if extending from inspiring English sources
You'd be better off trying get a lump sum payment that you could use to pay Cobra premiums, if extending your current coverage isn't an option.
If extending them is such a good idea, let the change go into effect after Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, the speaker of the City Council, Christine C. Quinn, and the other politicians have left office.
He said that even if extending existing copyrights did not induce new creative efforts, Congress was entitled to have other goals in mind, like giving copyright holders a continued financial incentive to keep their works in distribution.
If extending the range of your signal is your sole concern — that is, you don't stream movies and you're not having a problem with dropped connections —a 2.4GHz upgrade is the most cost-effective option.
Their team contain 543 caps to Wales's 802, although they have considerably more experience on their bench – 259 caps compared with Wales's 76. "You have got to think about what is next, not what is behind you," Cheika said, when asked if extending the winning run against Wales to 12 was a pressure or an incentive.
On the other hand, Hannah is not exactly wrong to think there's something strange going on here, because in three days, the pair create something powerful: as if extending a dare, they egg one another on to stay, play ping-pong half-naked, eat, relax, "come look at the moon".
It does, however, reflect a protectionist impulse that might be undesirable if extended to the economy writ large.
If extended, they were supposed to be paid for either through offsetting tax increases or spending cuts.
The outer columns themselves all lean inward slightly; if extended, they would meet a mile and a half above the surface of the earth.
She said QIC's typical funds exposure to coal, oil and gas companies was 10%, which, if extended to QUT's investments, would amount to $30m.
The service, if extended to other markets, could create new relevance for local television critics, whose numbers have shrunk in recent years as papers cut expenses.
