Sentence examples for if mention from inspiring English sources

Independent analysis of the two variables would allow us to understand if mention in The Enquirer alone is sufficient to predict doom in the marriage and if any number of mentions in The Times is protective.

And if mention is made here of only three of the world's largest religions – Christianity, Judaism and Buddhism – it is no sign of anxiety that I might get a fatwa if I also rope in Islam.

If mention of the Kwok family rings a bell, it's probably because two of its leading members, Raymond and Thomas, are currently on trial in Hong Kong, facing bribery charges (which they deny) in what is being described as the highest-profile corruption case the city has ever seen.

If mention of his actual sleeping arrangements is conspicuous by its absence, Jagger mentions having spent the previous night at the festival: "I went to Shangri-La!" he says, sounding as ever, exactly like a man doing an impersonation of Mick Jagger.

If mention of a "Turbo 350" transmission elicits a blank stare, maybe a hot rod so equipped isn't for you.

If mention of Borneo still conjures up images of endless steamy rainforests in your imagination, a reality check may be in order.

Interestingly, the IFs mentioned in these case reports occurred in a clinical context and referred mostly to deletions identified by molecular karyotyping, which is noteworthy (see later).

Younger poets, if mentioned at all, were mentioned for their faults.

If mentioned conditions will be fulfilled, the reactor core will be cooled by natural circulation of water or air and fuel rods remain intact.

If mentioned at all, she says, they appear in subservient roles as helpless admirers or menial assistants.

Maggie, if mentioned at all, is referred to as Mariam, the Muslim name used in court papers.