If and only if Indeed, if such that, then (3.47).
It is a fine operation indeed, if only Al-Masry was indeed our mother, and if only its survival was conditional on our closure, and not a much-needed reinvigorating and rigorous review of its institutional practice.
And in the pantheon of Labour chancellors, he ranks very high indeed, if only for having (so far) warded off the kind of financial crisis that afflicted most of his predecessors.
If only there was, indeed, a free lunch.
If only music can indeed express the ineffable, then the battle at the Music Fest has been effin' unbelievable.
(Indeed, if only all soldiers could so capably rein in their sexual needs).
Slate's Matthew Yglesias pointed back to statements Mr. Dimon made in opposition to the Volcker Rule and other proposed regulations, and quipped, "Indeed, if only JPMorgan were allowed to run a thinner capital buffer and riskier trades.
Indeed, if only few copies of a given content are available, it may happen that, while the nodes storing those copies are off, the content is not available.
Indeed, if only the 50%% best-ranked molecules were considered, the Surflex-Gold and FlexX-Gold correlations would drop to 0.35 and 0.25, respectively.
Indeed, if only postdocs heard the stories of other postdocs at their own institution, they would see common patterns in the postdoctoral experience.
