Sentence examples for if not readily from inspiring English sources

All this layering and cross-referencing is entertaining if not readily comprehensible.

No one truly needs a domestic garage to park a car; space is available, if not readily, on city streets.

This will not only be a loss for culture and science — there are additional if not readily apparent side effects.

They are profound, if not readily understood, and get to the heart of a lawyer's ethical duty when faced with misdeeds.

The resulting oily preparation (Mtb: 5 mg/mL) may be temporarily stored at -20°C if not readily used.

(So should the passive construction: don't use-ee every time you need a word to complement a word ending in -or.) If the word exists - lessee - use it; if it does not readily come to mind, don't lazily coin a new one ("The people crawling through the field of sensors are sensees..."...

If databases are not readily available for the population of interest, one can be constructed if the etiology of the disease is known.

If they are not readily available, they will be consumed much less often.

These days, Woods is facing his own demons, even if he does not readily discuss them the way Gillis does.

If food was not readily available during the father's slow growth period, then cardiovascular disease mortality of the proband was low.

The result, which begins "orange interior / flamingo george / third text time / shelters memory," is a kind of visual scat-rap-poetry that's perfect for — even if it's not readily visible from — 125th Street.