Sentence examples for keeping if from inspiring English sources

But none of the quick talk would have seemed in keeping if the president had spoken like Eisenhower or George Bush.

Second, even when they do, they're worth keeping if the strategy and the culture is right, as they clearly are at Pearson.

"The promises that were made in that pledge are promises I plan on keeping if I am president, and I've kept them so far in my life," Mr. Romney told the cheering audience.

"The promises that were made in that pledge are promises I plan on keeping if I am president, and I've kept them so far in my life," Mr. Romney said, standing among old airplanes in a hangar at the Military Aviation Museum here.

These numbers are largely in keeping, if not slightly better, than Wall Street expectations.

The inherent flexibility of small-scale livestock keeping, if it can be combined with enhanced community rangeland management, has significant potential.

You don't keep old stuff if it isn't worth keeping or if it's bad for people.

This is a fine model for keeping trim, if not so helpful for gastronomes.

"You know," he begins slowly, "I thought a lot about keeping quiet if I won this.

Not bad company to be keeping, even if Villa are hardly rubbing shoulders with the trio.

As a society we have got used to keeping quiet if we thought differently than the government.