Sentence examples for if not effectively from inspiring English sources

Significant parts of the so-called "developing" world have been made unbearable, if not effectively uninhabitable, by conflict, tyranny, famine, and climate change.

Legal experts in England and Israel say "universal jurisdiction" could be abused endlessly to harass, if not effectively incarcerate, any high-profile visitor who oversaw a military or anti-terrorist operation.

This was the loss to which the Luddites, understandably if not effectively, took exception.With the low-skilled workers far more numerous, at least to begin with, the lot of the average worker during the early part of this great industrial and social upheaval was not a happy one.

The removal of spoilage bacteria is an important step in the brewing process because if not effectively removed spoilage of the beer can occur.

So what is the ruling party in Turkey doing, if not effectively blocking content?

But these types of efforts can sometimes be frustrating and will fall short if not effectively led.

What would happen if you did not effectively help plants reproduce anymore?

Universities would also be vulnerable to class action lawsuits in cases of serial offenders if they did not effectively seal internal complaint records.

"If politicians had not effectively tried to ban this book over many years, to keep it out of the public domain, we wouldn't be experiencing the amount of excitement and controversy we're seeing now," he said.

Richard Branson has warned that the UK's current digital skills gap is "the tip of a huge iceberg" and could grow into an "unmanageable problem" if it is not effectively tackled.

But then, after the Slovenia meeting, he took another tack, telling reporters that he believed that the missile defense system, if deployed, would not effectively counter Russia's huge nuclear arsenal for at least 25 years.