Sentence examples for if not instantly from inspiring English sources

If not instantly, then in seconds, or minutes.

Would Osama's death cripple the organization -- if not instantly then at least in a year or two?

He offered an intelligently wrought interpretation of the intriguing, if not instantly memorable, work, which he has described as "Schumann with wrong notes".

Some of the terms I collected mingle oddness and familiarity in the manner that Freud calls uncanny: peculiar in their particularity, but recognisable in that they name something conceivable, if not instantly locatable.

But for the Rangers to be good, Kapler, who came from Detroit in the Gonzalez package, and Mateo, a farm-system product, will have to produce, if not instantly, soon enough.

The first days are tough because large audiences tune in to see what all the prepremiere fuss was about, boosting ratings and expectations, then quickly turn away if not instantly amused.

He said the comments were an attempt by Mr Grant, the Hacked Off campaign and the Media Standards Trust to "hijack" the inquiry and if Associated had not instantly strongly rebutted the allegations, it would have been "too late".

If that's not instantly apparent in the whimsical faces of characters including Blu, the vivid macaw from "Rio," or Manny, a mammoth from "Ice Age," shown in framed digital prints and storyboards throughout the museum's two galleries, it comes through in the sensibility of the works as they move toward the finished product, Mr. Wedge said.

$0.99 spent on Angry Birds Friends is just a lot less of a commitment than $69.99 spent on Call of Duty, and that means players are much more likely to drop a game if it's not instantly engaging.

If investors do not instantly provide more capital, this would necessitate the margin guys to liquidate their positions without them having a choice.

But unfortunately, at many companies, it's considered slacking if you're not instantly available for 10 or 12 hours a day.