Sentence examples for more positive if from inspiring English sources

The data also indicate that local attitudes could become even more positive if future windfarms were owned by local communities.

But naturally, Jonny the philosopher offers a more positive – if slightly convoluted – spin on his rugby career.

"Generally, I'll put a bad tweet up and then follow it up with something a bit more positive if I can.

I suspect Goldsmith's campaign would become more positive if he asked himself the question: would I be making these accusations if Sadiq Khan was white?

It got a pretty good reaction, which would probably have been even more positive if the television broadcasts had not been interspersed with reports that Homeland Security was searching for a trio of terrorist truckers.

"It's a step in the right direction, but it could have been a lot more positive if it had been introduced two or three years ago," said Amarjit Sahota, the chief executive of Organic Monitor.

If you're having trouble being more positive, or if you're thinking about harming yourself, tell someone.

At least some of Mr Blair's ministers chose the week after Pörtschach to signal that Britain's formal position on monetary union ("prepare and decide") was evolving into something more positive ("not if but when").

He was much more positive today, if not as talkative.

Do you have more positive dreams if you have more money in the bank?

It became more positive than if I'd been waved out with a clap, clap, clap.