Sentence examples for if setting up from inspiring English sources

If setting up the business involved going out to find good developers, we might not have bothered because it is very difficult.

In his opening monologue Mr. Foxworthy says a word about his forebears: "My ancestors came to Georgia in 1721," he says, as if setting up a punchline, only to conclude, "They never left, and they never bought any property".

If setting up an anonymous Twitter account, use an anonymous email, use a tool like tor to hide your IP address, or even better, post from an internet cafe or similar.

[Crain's New York] Donald J. Trump was fined $10,000 after skipping a hearing to determine if setting up a kiosk to sell campaign merchandise in public space violated an agreement with the city.

When he sings, "There's a fear I keep so deep, knew its name since before I could speak," the band joins in with a barrel-chested wordless melody — "Aaah, aaaaah" — as if setting up a campfire in the middle of a nightmare.

Motion Studies by Rebecca Solnit Bloomsbury £16.99 Edward James Muybridge - called Eadweard in England, Eduardo Santiago when lying low in Guatemala and plain 'Helios' if setting up businesses in California - was an international showman, an inventor, a scientist, a murderer; and the first man to photograph, without blur or mystery, a horse.

If set up correctly they robustly provide more or less accurate approximations of the exact solution.

Google's system will only work if set up by the user.

If set up correctly, this system can make it extremely difficult and expensive to add false transactions but relatively easy to verify valid ones.

Google analytics can aid with measuring conversions on your website, if set up properly, to get a better idea of the whole funnel.

The Identitarians recently met to discuss opening a British chapter, which if set up could possibly work as a bridge between Americans and Europeans.