Sentence examples for likewise if a from inspiring English sources

Likewise if a crew from Mexico wants tamales.

Likewise, if a child says "I'm going to a birthday party yesterday, I mean, tomorrow," that's a slip.

Likewise, if a player gets caught out lying, the consequences intended for their target rebound on them two fold.

Likewise, if a company misses one back door or one compromised password, the intruders can immediately come back in.

Likewise, if a batch of biomass is loose, then we cannot squeeze too much biomass mass (and thus energy content) into a truckload.

Likewise, if a house-sitter is staying in a property for a very long time, they may be asked to contribute some rent.

Likewise, if a company such as News International wanted to buy the magazines, it is unlikely to be interested in picking up radio stations too.

Likewise, if an industry want to head off nettlesome regulations, a congressional coalition can usually be raised to oppose them.

Likewise, if an animal has gradually evolved over millions of years from one species into another, where do you draw the line between the two?

[n8] Likewise, if an unquestionably honest citizen comes forward with a report of criminal activity -- which, if fabricated, would subject him to criminal liability -- we have found [p234] rigorous scrutiny of the basis of his knowledge unnecessary.

"Likewise, if an artist has recently died, you shouldn't wait too long to have his or her works reappraised," says Straus.