Sentence examples for if it continually from inspiring English sources

And since some of these Republicans are from safely gerrymandered districts, they have little to lose and something to gain by holding the line even if it continually pushes the country to the brink.

America is unlikely to have any influence on the future of Egypt if it continually opposes and demonizes the longing of Egyptians to achieve real democratic expression, with all its hazards.

Asked if players would intervene in this situation, Carragher, who was speaking at the Telford Tigers'  end of season awards, added: "If it continually happens you know you've got a problem and you may need to pull someone and have a word with them".

We also deal with problems associated with cable to see if it is continually out".

One is dominated by another if it is continually possible for another party to step in and impose his will on one's choices (even if the dominant party rarely finds it useful to do so).

The genetic map, especially if it is continually updated to represent new SNPs and other markers, should provide valuable links between phenotypes and associated marker genotypes, in order to identify and exploit genomic variation influencing economically important traits.

This result makes intuitive sense: the least-loaded class cannot go extinct if it is continually produced by HGT in every generation; and as long as such production is guaranteed, the steady-state population size of n0 is immaterial to the extinction of n0.

If it does, continually rinse your eyes with cold water.

If I continually consulted it, the book would be pastiche.

The Japanese economy, by investing in high-yielding US Treasury securities...spares the US the trauma that would befall the dollar if it were not continually pumped up.

"In war movies, it is possible to present the uses of violence within a framework of responsibility," he remarked, adding: "At its best, the war movie may represent a more civilised point of view than the western, and if it were not continually marred by ideological sentimentality we might hope to find it developing into a higher form of drama".