Sentence examples for if we discounted from inspiring English sources

The school district's lawyer, LeRoy Van Nostrand Jr., rejected the claims, saying, "Even if we discounted this machine, the same people would have won".

Even if we discount the flagrant breach of due process that Putin's comment constituted – it is only one of a lengthy list – his words rang hollow.

If we discount those cicadas with life cycles of ten years or fewer (as being too close to predator life cycles), we find that the most successful emergence rates for cyber cicadas are thirteen and seventeen years — precisely what we find in the wild.

Even if we discount the special attraction that Barack Obama held for African-American voters and look back to the 2004 presidential election, we see that 83 percent of black Protestants who attended church weekly voted Democratic, and 92 percent of those who were less observant went for Kerry.

The wisdom went like this: Even if we discount the clothes, we can make up what we lose by having customers charge it.

Even if we discount the figures fully (Ars suggests men are more comfortable with BitTorrent therefore MSM content is not counted correctly) its a strange anomaly.

If we discount him too easily as merely a "force of evil," then there is no drama.

After 9/11, we are in peril if we discount any possibility.

If we discount bar stools, little of the subsequent action takes place in chairs.

Even if we discount direct torture, there was isolation, the humiliation of being forced to do private things in front of others.

And if we discount for the low percentage of Luxembourgers who are actually citizens of their country, an even better parallel would be Rancho Cucamonga, California, or even Waterbury, Connecticut.