Sentence examples for if it fed from inspiring English sources

The fall in the euro would be cause for concern only if it fed through into higher inflation or dented business or consumer confidence.

Now, though, we can look beyond a myth of El Greco that, if it fed modern art, also appealed to supporters of Franco.

As for the price of loans, as opposed to their availability, when ECB interest rates are only 0.75 per cent, it strains belief that a 0.25 per cent cut – even if it fed through to a fall in the average interest rate on a loan – will affect demand.

But they do not know if it feeds in the evening, when crows are roosting, or even if it feeds on birds.

If it still feels good and tastes good, if it feeds you on a lot of levels, if it's good for your family, yes.

The refusal of Senate Republicans to allow many of Mr. Obama's nominees to be confirmed, White House officials believe, could also end up hurting the Republicans, if it feeds the notion that they are standing in the way of the business of government.

On the rational side, you don't know until it happens how open you'll want to be; to allow for the possibility that you might not want anyone to know is the safer wager, even if it feeds into a culture of isolation.

The machine learning tool can essentially reduce a brute force attack on the key transfers by half if it feeds it the correct sign classification.

(For example, in the case of a species with cultural dynamics, how does slow genetic evolution constrain fast cultural evolution? How does cultural evolution feed back into genetic evolution, if it feeds back at all? For a supremely lucid discussion of these issues, see Sterelny 2003).

"Is it really selling out if it feeds your family?" he once said.

The article was a charming example of Boris saying something simply outrageous for attention, and if it feeds into a concerningly Islamophobic public discourse, so be it.