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Discover LudwigThe phrase "if not less" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to express that something can happen, or can be true, to the same degree as something else or possibly to a lesser degree. For example, "They had studied for hours, if not less, to prepare for the test."
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That problem could be solved "if we got together, within a decade, if not less".
Tourists quaff large amounts of the stuff but these days they are drinking cheaper, if not less.
It put its focus on rapid replacement, which tends to cost the same as slower approaches, if not less.
He was the only one who would leave Mashatu weighing the same, if not less, than when he arrived.
Stated more simply (if not less charitably) some are out to find one or more protagonists on whom to lay blame.
"In a matter of weeks, if not less, we have product coming out that rivals 10- to 12-year-olds," he said.
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She says workers might be more productive, not less, if given more job security and coddling.
It would be better if management faced more, not less, pressure from investors".
If the confidence is not less than the minimum confidence threshold, we have a significant sequential rule.
Yet, they are more expensive to hire (not less) even if publishing is allowed.
If is an odd integer not less than, then.
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