Sentence examples for if perfectly from inspiring English sources

This is more plausible, and potentially more damaging politically, even if perfectly legal.

He believes the plan could pay down the debt — over decades, if perfectly executed.

Even if perfectly administered in every case, the death penalty is a wrongful practice.

As Washington intensifies its scrutiny of the initial public offering of Facebook, the company's bankers are facing questions about whether the process - even if perfectly legal - was fair.

With a monthly budget of up to $1,300, a nice rental in Manhattan was unlikely, if perfectly doable in Queens.

The point is that it's perfectly possible to invoke material causes for social changes — the prevalence of fast food making Americans heavier — even if perfectly rational, perfectly self-controlled individuals would not respond in the way real people really do.

Yeah, those sound pretty close to perfect, too — if not perfectly prep.

Recycling, even if done perfectly, also won't be enough to address our environmental problems.

It played better, if not perfectly, in winning its last two games against Manhattan and San Francisco.

There's a growing consensus it can be implemented, if not perfectly, effectively enough to make a difference".

If working perfectly, such a "cascade" could produce enough material in a year or so to produce a bomb.