Sentence examples for if it were more from inspiring English sources

Going up against such fears, their group might have an easier time if it were more open about its affiliations.(Picture credit: Citizens for Accountable Governance).

The December release probably would have done better if it were more widely heard, as three of its seven ballot mentions were for first place.

This would be deeply upsetting if it were more involving.

To Ms. Pichardo, it felt as if it were more than 100 degrees.

If it were more tightly constructed, "Crying Ladies" would probably also be more relentlessly melodramatic.

If it were more tidily deployed, the heartbreak would not come across so clearly.

He said he thought Merrill would keep the fund alive if it were more popular.

Mrs Palin's line of attack would be more effective if it were more subtle.

But here he has a conceit, which might be trite if it were more insistent.

But if it were more comfortable in itself, it might be less vulnerable to exploitation.

"Jim is from Ohio," Waits told me, as if it were more an explanation than a fact.