Sentence examples for if suggests from inspiring English sources

That he referred to the possibility of treaty change as a question of "when", not "if, suggests that he regards a vote as inevitable in any case.

As if, suggests Bair, the earlier inadequate capital requirements resulted in no financial or social cost.

The lack of significant correlations with urinary protein for either GS or IF suggests that changes in this outcome predict functional rather than structural changes.

"The other students with me on the bridge?" he said, as if suggesting an idea.

He talked about their outstanding individual skills, as if suggesting that his players had played better as a unit.

It is encouraging that a parliamentary committee can produce recommendations which only a few years ago would have been dismissed as wholly unrealistic if suggested by environmental groups.

Around them pairs of trees sensuously twist together, as if suggesting that the two lovers -- one of whom may be Ismail himself -- will soon be doing the same.

Then: "Lacrosse?" "Lacrosse," the driver affirmed, in a yes-of-course tone, as if suggesting that Cuchulain himself had played the game.

You say 'our next step' as if suggesting it is an improvement!

Moreover, the efficacy of the prophylactic therapy, if suggested, has been recorded.

Associations between measurement errors of the observed variables were allowed if suggested by the Lisrel program (Modification Indices > 3.84).