Sentence examples for if not because from inspiring English sources

Positional discomfort comes on with prolonged sitting or lying in the same position, but it is usually relieved by a simple change in position, unlike RLS, without a true circadian pattern, if not because during the night the rest increases the chances to maintain the same position.

Lyne knows and loves his source material – despite, if not because of its flaws.

Other states may soon be joining Iowa, if not because they want to then because they have to.

Why else would James May have such long beautiful hair if not because Jeremy Clarkson preferred it that way?

Why would you give up a hard drive, DVD drive and a full complement of ports, if not because you wanted a superlight laptop?

One has to wonder why he supports such liberal policies as affirmative action, if not because of some unacknowledged commitment to the abstract moral values of freedom or equality.

It might be better if you didn't, because . .

If not, why not (because I'll guarantee you will feel stressed)?

For Germany, it was as much if not more because of patient diplomatic engagement.

Such weighting would be challenging if not impossible because recalls cover a wide range of model years.

"Employers are at least resistant if not opposed because of their fears of the cost impact of this mandate.