Sentence examples for more friendly if from inspiring English sources

The later, approved, version that graces the book has a far more friendly (if gormless) smile.

At first this was unsettling, because it operates a far more friendly, if less predictable, regime than your average accommodation.

In the back of the pizza parlor, there is a little bar where the women talk friendly and are more friendly if you pay them.

Either way, the wood floors and the studiedly neutral décor massage the nerves, and the menu couldn't be more friendly if it were printed with Have a Nice Day at the bottom.

By reducing the supply of the coolant and encouraging prices to rise, the United States government hoped to force manufacturers and consumers to scrap old machines and invest in more environmentally friendly, if more expensive, alternatives.

That could lessen the chances of more friendly fire incidents — if that is what happened.

However, the composition of the Security Council can be made both more democratic and more friendly to the United States if the White House works to win support for a framework that encourages responsible leadership from countries in the world's more volatile regions.

"I would like to see more investment in HIV services and counselling rooms, and for these to be more friendly towards young people if they want to use them".

"In the flesh, he's much warmer, much more friendly," said David Stokes, 49. "If people could meet him, they'd say, 'This man is 100% genuine.'" It was precisely in order to convince people of this (and to give the lie to Andrew Rawnsley and others who had portrayed him as a two-faced and paranoid) that he had embarked on this particular campaign strategy.

However, a resolution whose primary focus is regime change does not address the fact that the next regime in Iraq, even if it is more friendly to the United States, would inherit all weapons systems and programs that the United States did not destroy.

If she seems more friendly, try joking around with her, making a few interesting and preferably relevant comments or jokes on the same topic as the lesson, but stop if appears to be upsetting or annoying her.