He was close to understanding, if not accepting, the fact three years later.
Because even the most accepting breakee is likely to grow weary of being left on a shelf, and will make the brave but icky decision to end it (or if not accepting and increasingly desperate, will motivate the breaker to finish the job rather than endure endless weepy or shouty phone calls, emails or text barrages).
The offer expires on June 28 if not accepted.
But in the early 1990s hardship was, if not accepted, at least viewed by many as a temporary result of external blows.
The tax authority usually issues at least one preliminary assessment before its final assessment, which can be challenged in court if not accepted, tax advisers say.
Whenever someone you've only just met proposes going to something you've never heard of, check it is not something they are selling, and if not, accept with alacrity.
They want their opinions valued even if not accepted.
Indeed, several of the criticisms cited are acknowledged, if not accepted, by Alexander, as part of various counterarguments he offers.
They claimed the Jesuits ignored, if not accepted, practices like infanticide, promiscuity, divorce, remarriage, and nature worship.
Otherwise if not accepted, the chain's current state becomes the previous state of the chain, i.e the set of species remains unchanged.
Modeling is a very competitive business, do not feel bad if not accepted by the agency.
