Sentence examples for if not far from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, he says, Mexican journalists who have exposed corruption have been rewarded by being fired, if not far worse.
I can assure everyone that everything we've done is from the input of at least 30 players, if not far more.
Opinion polls for the 2019 European parliament elections predict that Le Pen's National Rally will be level with Macron's La République En Marche – if not far ahead.
TO the chagrin of many renters in New York City, the balance of power in the rental market has tipped back toward landlords — if not far enough for landlords to start celebrating quite yet.
But loose controls at the Afghanistan border an hour north of here suggest that just as many, if not far more, members of the Taliban and Al Qaeda may have fled to Pakistan as have fled to Iran.
The market opportunity is at least as big, if not far bigger.
The view from the Sheraton Meadowlands Hotel demonstrates how spying is possible, if not far-fetched.
While it is unlikely, if not far-fetched, that the concerns relating to common ownership are justified by the current practices of large institutional investors, there may be other investor types and investment styles that could warrant greater scrutiny.
But they said any notion of arming such villagers was far off if not far-fetched, noting that the main Druse leadership in Syria has so far stayed steadfastly out of the conflict.
If 1969 is not far back enough for you, how's 1935?
