Sentence examples for supposes that if from inspiring English sources

One supposes that if you're descended from the Italians, with their winding, narrow, angina-inducing roads, this sort of agility must be in your genes.

It supposes that if users have been going to Instagram for a stream of photos, Foursquare for where their friends are, and Spotify for what their friends are listening to, why not bring all of those streams into Facebook?

One supposes that, if the speeches had stage directions, there would have been a note to wink after that darlin' — a winking bookend to Palin's wink-laden debate with Joe Biden.

Different from the conventional latent feature based recommendation algorithms, the proposed algorithm supposes that if a user likes an item, the user is close to the item in feature space.

A further criticism is that the luck egalitarian supposes that if we aim to undo unchosen luck, this aim somehow provides an underlying justification for some form of equal distribution (Hurley 2003).

In speaking this way, Aristotle supposes that if we wish to know what a human being is, we cannot identify transient or non-universal features of that kind; nor indeed can we identify even universal features which do not run explanatorily deep.

Suppose that, if you do nothing, Jones will live a life worth 100 units, and Smith will live a life worth 0 units.

Theorem 1 C. Suppose that For, and if, then for any (1.4).

Suppose that and If then (1.13).

Suppose that (m=2l) (if m is odd, we can add a trivial equation to the system).

Part "if": suppose that, then there exists such that (3.22).