Sentence examples for making if from inspiring English sources
"It shows the difference that we would be making if we were in government now".
It's an argument that is still worth making, if only to draw attention to who has ended up paying.
The restaurant owners describe their mission as charity, but their establishments are profit making, if only meagerly so.
"I think I was probably making half of what the men coaches were making, if that," Ms. Parsons said.
That sounds like a useful trade-off in the making — if the bills can get to conference in the first place.
Before his last run for office, he told the Anchorage newspaperman Michael Carey, "I just want people to understand the commitment I'm making if I stay on.
"Students are not repeating something they learned by rote, but making if-then judgments," said Ms. Means, an educational psychologist at SRI International.
People are unlikely to engage with and use scientific knowledge in decision-making if they do not trust science.
When she is really, really upset, she starts smashing china, which might have repercussions for the tea-making if she carries on in this way.
Take a class on scrapbook-making, if necessary, before you begin laying out pages.
McCain is going to have to learn the uncomfortable art of deal-making if his presidency is not going to get bogged down very early.
