Sentence examples for intended if from inspiring English sources
No offense intended if you are such a man.
He intended, if necessary, to retreat to diamonds.
Shaw may have given up, but they intended, if gradually, to legislate what had once been his impossibilist dreams.
Contingent capital, meanwhile, could have the opposite effect of that intended if the bank's trading partners flee as its ratios near the trigger point.
And those that do have the clauses may not act as intended if the holdouts win their Argentina case, said Mr. Werning of JPMorgan.
When I wrote my book, Prodigals, I intended, if anything, no more than to give voice to the tensions I felt pulling me apart from the inside.
No Iraqi can doubt that America intends, if it can, to remove Mr. Hussein from power, stripping this nation of 24 million people of a forbidding colossus.
"Whether I do this on the backbench – which is what I'm intending if I don't win this, and I am intending to win it – or on the frontbench – is irrelevant," he said.
Yet this proposition can only constitute the serious paradox Kierkegaard intends if LNC is generally valid.
The BBC also understands Terry will not stand aside as England captain and intends, if selected, to lead the side against Netherlands in February.
And I intend, if elected president, to work very aggressively about that".
