Sentence examples for if ideal from inspiring English sources
If ideal observers disagree, there is, according to the theory, no fact of the matter.
If ideal balancing is achieved all those coefficients should be zero.
Even if ideal stoichiometric oxidation was possible, around 0.1 kg H2O2 per kg of bitumen (5% S) would be required to convert the all the sulfur into sulfones.
A finitary consistency proof of the kind envisaged by Hilbert would have accomplished this: if ideal mathematics proves a real proposition, then this proposition is already provable by real (i.e., finitary) methods.
If ideal data (eg, changes in mortality and morbidity) are not available, we must use the best available evidence to estimate meaningful outcomes.
It should be noticed, however, that the method may give reasonably good function of the hip during childhood and adolescence, and to some degree prevent development of severe shortening of the limb, even if ideal cover of the femoral head is not obtained.
But what if your ideal course is on your doorstep?
If the ideal of an integrated personality was just that - an ideal - it would be harmless.
Conditions are improving, says Mr Vasella, and are now tolerable, if not ideal.
The weather around North America this April has been mostly tolerable if not ideal.
