Sentence examples for what if exercise from inspiring English sources

Whether it comes before the election or after, English votes on English laws could soon become unavoidable rather than a "what if" exercise.

"A stress test is always a what-if exercise, it's not a forecast," Mr. Enria said.

A projection is a "what-if" exercise based on explicit assumptions that may or may not themselves be correct.

Smith and Goldstein said they considered these projections as an enjoyable what-if exercise and not to be considered as gospel.

The researchers — Joseph E. Aldy, Matthew J. Kotchen and Anthony A. Leiserowitz — ran a what-if exercise and found the current level of public support insufficient to overcome entrenched opposition in Congress.

What if exercising is as much about your emotional/mental/spiritual health as your physical health?

In the Federal Reserve's 21-page white paper released on Friday, it described the tests as simply "what if" exercises.

What if New Yorkers exercised eminent domain and reclaimed these overgrown tricycles for our own daily use?

"Now that I'm older, maybe I would have ran out," she said, engaging in a familiar kind of "what if" mental exercise.

After these mice had spent half an hour on a treadmill, she found that the number of autophagosomes in their muscles had increased, and it went on increasing until they had been running for 80 minutes.To find out what, if anything, this exercise-boosted autophagy was doing for mice, the team engineered a second strain that was unable to respond this way.

What if I'd exercised even just a little bit, instead of eating myself into vivid fever dreams about dying young from a massive and crippling cholesterol overdose?