Sentence examples for predominantly if from inspiring English sources

Judging from the crowd on Saturday, rugby's core public remains predominantly, if not exclusively, white.

It seems very likely that a high proportion will come from neighboring countries, and Europe's fastest-growing neighbors today are predominantly if not wholly Muslim.

Still, darts is not in immediate danger of winning any diversity awards; not while players are accompanied to the oche by what I suppose we have to call "glamour girls", and the participants remain predominantly, if not exclusively, white men.

However, unlike New Star, these funds invest predominantly, if not exclusively, in UK commercial property, which has rebounded sharply in the last few months, having suffered steep falls since the market high in 2007.

Of the Mariel generation — between that of the revolutionary-era exiles and the most recent generations, and named for the harbor from which as many as 125,000 people left Cuba for the U.S. in 1980 — Rivera said it was predominantly, if not monolithically, "anti-Castro, pro-democracy, anti-Communist".

We rely on publishers (whether entertainment, corporate, scientific, political) that have moved to predominantly, if not exclusively, digital formats.

He'll soon be publishing a new book by Helen Simpson, renowned for her tales of motherhood, but the Cape brand is predominantly male: "If you were a literary agent and you had a brilliant novel and you were applying to it the words dark and violent, you would send it to Cape".

In red squirrels, the disease is characterized by a severe multifocal ulcerative and exudative dermatitis with hemorrhagic scabs which is predominantly fatal if untreated.

These patches are, in essence, dense 'hot spots' for inhibitory inputs to dopamine neurons whereas neurons outside the patches are predominantly indirectly (if at all) connected to dopamine neurons.

Primer is predominantly useful if you plan to change the color of your garage door.

Mixed clusters were also categorized according to cluster origin, into one of three categories: "Danish" (if comprising predominantly Danish cases), "migrant" (if comprising predominantly migrant cases), or "uncertain" (if comprising an even number of Danes and migrants).