Sentence examples for rather if a from inspiring English sources

Rather, if a case is appealed, the Federal Circuit simply "reinterprets" broad injunctions in narrower form as though nothing ever happened.

Rather, if a woman decides to have the child, the man involved should have the ability to opt out of the legal obligations of fatherhood.

Rather, if a crisis hit, a nation or a family crushed by unaffordable debt could use default as a strategy to encourage lenders to negotiate.

As collected by Media Matters Action Network, here are a few of those choice quotes that seem likely to be mentioned when (rather, if) a feisty Supreme Court fight emerges in the weeks or months ahead.

Rather, if a study is highly cited it reflects a strong active interest in the question addressed in the scientific community [ 25].

The LPA does not address the question at which position the wave will be pinned, but rather if a wave can be triggered and how high it will become.

Carswell was referring to an earlier admission by the deputy prime minister that it was a matter of "when, rather than if", a referendum would be held.

Rather, if all goes well, a human being comes to value reason and hence virtue as the perfection of reason above all other things because reason is the most important part of human nature.

Simulation studies, however, strongly suggested that the state captured in the crystal structure was indeed representing a Na+-free (Na+-releasing) structure, likely representing an IF-open state rather than an IF-occluded state.

However, the question remains if attendance to counselling sessions is responsible for successful weight change, or rather if it is a representative of an underlying motivational construct that also influences behaviour change.

Or, rather, if I have a future in hers.