Sentence examples for required if not from inspiring English sources

Another colleague insists that his department head and "all the other administrators" are working to turn faculty members into nothing more than 40-hour-a-week workers who soon will be required, if not to punch a time clock, at least to account for their time on the job.

Men of service age who remained at home were pressured by the national and local press to contribute to local security by joining the Southern Rhodesia Volunteers or the Rhodesian Reserves; editorials told readers that men who failed to do so were not fulfilling their patriotic duty, and warned that conscription might be required if not enough joined up.

Understanding whether there are separate beneficial effects of sun exposure and vitamin D for health is important for framing public health messages: if non-vitamin D pathways are important, then some sun exposure may be required; if not, then sun avoidance and vitamin D supplementation would achieve vitamin D sufficiency and minimise the risk of UV-induced skin cancer.

Big decisions require if not consensus then at least sizeable majorities.

The antiterrorism battle requires, if not monolithic "unity," strong working consensus, and that is what Bush has earned for it.

Some of the exhibits seem to require, if not a degree in astrophysics, at least a passing acquaintance with light years, astronomical units and orders of magnitude.

Doyle describes different new roles that are being opened up in factories alongside robots, but the majority seem to require, if not an engineering degree, some sort of technical skill.

All were re-assessed and re-interpreted after repeated viewings (postmodernists included), as Kubrick's films require, if not demand.

Regardless of where dad and mom are residing, they are driven by love for their children, and will require, if not, appreciate, the help of others to protect the best interests of their children.

In the United States, noise mitigation must be considered if residential exposures reach 66 decibels, although it is not required if deemed not reasonably feasible.

Therefore, they concluded that routine screening for Cushing syndrome in hirsute patients is not required if the patient does not have accompanying clinical stigmata of hypercortisolism [ 11].