Sentence examples for if not operations from inspiring English sources

If not, operations at Japan's 54 reactors will be suspended by the end of 2012, despite frantic lobbying by business.

Some of this may have spilled over into the presidential transition process as well, if not the operations of the administration itself.

And the company has successfully improved its image, if not its operations; Fortune magazine recently ran a story on the Bentonville, Ark., behemoth titled "The Green Machine".

All this is crucial to understanding why the Mexican state has an interest in conviviality – if not co-operation – with the Sinaloa cartel, just as it did with its predecessor under Avilés and his successor, Félix Gallardo.

If not for Operation Condor, an overtime initiative that has paid officers an extra $100 million this year to work a sixth day, arrests would be down 15percentthis yearar compared to last.

Harvill says, "Some of those households would not have a Thanksgiving feast if not for Operation Warmheart, which allows first sergeants to step up and help Airmen in need".

"If not, some military operations and some civilian users could be adversely affected".

If not, then the operations have to be rolled back in order to maintain the required level of consistency.

But if not Israel's operation will continue and Israel will take whatever measures are necessary.

If not a seamless operation — or a foolproof way to run a campaign — it suggests that the old ways of doing business politically are not necessarily the only ways.

The two most prominent survivors -- Osama bin Laden and Dr. Zawahiri, his No. 2 -- will eventually be killed or captured, if not during the operation now under way in Afghanistan, then in one that will surely follow.