Sentence examples for if read carefully from inspiring English sources

The first claim, if read carefully, is not inaccurate.

The Boeing report, if read carefully, "raises real uncertainties and poses rather threatening issues" about whether the impact was on tile or on reinforced carbon carbon, he said.

But the main thing I learned from his post is the solution to a mystery — namely, why so many of Waldmann's posts, while insightful if read carefully, read as if written by Chico Marx: Chicolini: Now I ask you one…What is it has a trunk but no key, weighs two thousand pounds, and lives in a circus?

"Wilson, in our judgment, when we read his materials and try to assess these things, is making academic arguments, and as a pastor, we don't want to censor him for things that are reasonable, if read carefully, interpretations of history that other people have had".  .

On the other hand, these works were filled with dialogical ambiguity and passages which, if not read carefully, could prove dangerous if not overtly heretical.

If you read carefully, you'll find that the experts contradict one another.

But if you read carefully Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson's ruling to split up Microsoft, you will see that this case is also about attitude.

If you read carefully you'll see the body text wording actually specifies that the MPA has "closed all individual reports related to unplanned pregnancies" (emphasis mine).

Also, if you read carefully (or at all), there's a very good chance you'll notice that the story involves technology in some way.

If you read carefully between the lines, those Rules of the Road are mainly that Twitter is now in charge, and that if your third-party service or app competes too much with Twitter's core business, you will either have to agree or to forget about your app.

Never, never?" "If we read carefully the declaration by St. John Paul II, it is going in that direction," Francis replied.