Sentence examples for if not future from inspiring English sources

If not, future generations will face both a climate change crisis and a financial crisis.

She is following a classic American reinvention script, determined to turn the notoriety she gained, fairly or unfairly, into a virtue, if not future employment.

If not, future generations will look back on "the Bush-Obama years" as a time when two presidents stoked up a very foreseeable disaster.Next, get involvedGiven America's problems, some emphasis on "nation-building at home", as Mr Obama likes to call it, is inevitable.

If not, all future vacations off.

If not, the future could be part Malthusian and Hobbesian: brutish, nasty and hungry.

They come to Tom & Jerry's to gossip, to unwind and to brainstorm marketing ideas, if not the future of literature.

Now Nassau's new county executive, Thomas S. Suozzi, is planning a major overhaul to minimize if not eliminate future refund problems.

Their histories are neither typical nor prescriptive, but they do beautifully define a moment, if not a future.

He warned of "a dim if not dismal future" for the alliance unless its European members increased their participation, and he said that Washington would not forever pay for European security when the Europeans could do that for themselves.

If not, the future will be a Hobbesian nightmare, where the iron-fisted dictators are removed but are replaced by rival sects, gangs and tribes, making impossible the decent governance needed for human development for millions of Arabs.

But only one part; it was a day of music that seesawed between the past and, if not the future, at least a glance at the forward-looking side of the present.