Sentence examples for if introducing from inspiring English sources

"Laker Girls," he growls, as if introducing a sexy jazz standard.

All of these would have to be considered if introducing exercise equipment to the design of train cars.

Some wonder if introducing compulsory voting in America would favour the Democrats, for instance, just as making it harder to vote seems to make life easier for Republicans.

And Dorn (David Rasche), the seemingly detached doctor, signals detachment with shiny quotation marks and "ta-da" gestures, as if introducing the acts in a vaudeville routine.

Perhaps the tone is not be intended to patronise, but instead to soothe and reassure, as if introducing us to a scary world that we might barely comprehend.

"Nachman, this is Prince Ali Massid from Persia," Norbert said, as if introducing the Prince to a large audience and somehow congratulating himself at the same time.

Switches can corrode if introduced to excessive salt water.

A levy... would, if introduced sensitively, hold no fears for convenience stores.

If introduced, this hardship penalty will hurt millions of families across the country.

Dampening speculation in the property market, if introduced at a national level.

Employers welcomed the government's support for such contracts if introduced on a fair basis.