Sentence examples for if not easy from inspiring English sources

The choice facing Mr. Lynch, if not easy, was clear: He ordered the brownstones demolished.

You can write about "uncomfortable" subjects and receive recognition and gratitude, if not easy glory.

But New York was in a recession then, and the living was cheap, if not easy.

"One can see solutions, if not easy ones, to the Israeli-Palestinian question, to the Saudi problem.

Which means that even in a country like China, it is possible, if not easy, for the average American monoglot to travel without interpreter or guide.

The short-term issues are, if not easy, at least straightforward; it is the long-term issues that are really thorny.

Asked at Jefferies & Company, data analyst candidate Some of the questions have correct – if not easy-to-find answers – others clearly don't.

Both restaurants, part of the Melia hotel chain, are making Spain's new cuisine easier to reach (if not easier on the wallet).

Sorenstam, whose excellence helped raise the standards to make the tour better, if not easier, on those she leaves behind, would have laughed, too.

Servicing a big mortgage on an expensive dwelling with low interest rates today is about as easy, if not easier, than managing a smallish loan on a cheap house with very high interest rates in the 70s and 80s.

Make them easy to use, as easy if not easier than those found on the file-sharing services you so dislike, and you'll make a mint.