Sentence examples for if not replaced from inspiring English sources

Again, if not replaced, damaged spark plugs can cause the engine to misfire and lead to expensive catalytic converter problems.

By mid-century the watcher's enjoyable but rather unsophisticated tallying of "year lists" and "life lists" of species personally observed was being augmented, if not replaced, by interest in careful studies of bird behaviour, migration, ecology, and the like.

But most of their children will inevitably be rejected, so the warmth is often clouded, if not replaced, by feelings of resentment — hence the not-nice things that proliferate on the Web and in certain kaffeeklatsches.

This species of entertainer has mostly vanished from the show business landscape, where the wondrous capabilities of plain-old human beings are increasingly being enhanced, if not replaced, by the prodigious gadgetry of the digital age.

Among its sworn enemies are Dr. Dean Ornish, the guru of the high-fiber, low-fat crowd that Atkins has if not replaced then at least battered; Dr. Neil Barnard, president of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicinee; the American Heart Association; the American Kidney Fund; and the American Dietetic Association.

Eventually, if the average age of a startup at exit is 8-10 years, the active duty period of founders (if not replaced in the meantime) extends even more.

The oyster should be gently steamed and just cooked, if not, replace the flat shell and continue cooking for a couple more minutes.

The meat should be tender and easily removed from the bone; if not, replace the lid and cook for another 15 minutes or so.

Some who care about liberal democracy find the prospect so grotesque that they are encouraging Isaac Herzog and his Zionist Union to join the government in the near future, to balance out, if not replace, Bennett, something Kahlon would dearly want him to do.

If not, replace it with Open image in new window where N is the normalization functor (7.11), and a is the adjunction map.

For several important problems, closed-form expressions to transient three-dimensional flows are possible that, as design tools, compliment if not replace difficult, time-consuming, and rarely performed numerical calculations.