Yet manufacturing will still need people, if not so many in the factory itself.
If they had, many if not all of the smaller developing countries would probably have followed them.
Mrs Merkel is ready to talk about growth, but not if it means reopening the fiscal compact and not if it will cost Germany many more billions.
Many suggest that the arena is as nice (if not more pleasant) as many NBA facilities.
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But one of the points I did not make in the original article is that many, if not most internships take place during the school year, and are awarded academic credit.
This is not really a question stagnation but economic decline for many, if not most Americans.
"We were very pleased to ascertain early on that the bones were not human - which would have delayed the works by many days if not weeks, " Mr Page said.
Many suites have private rooftop terraces or swimming pools, and if not, there are so many public pools - for just 71 suites - you will likely have one to yourself.
This is not unethical because if the research was not conducted, many patients would continue to receive the inferior treatment.
Yet they remain under-represented in senior management, where many if not most strategic decisions are made.
The front tables were strictly reserved for the regulars, many if not all of them writers.
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This logic would likely apply to many if not most of the smart-grid landscape.
Many if not most of the new cancer drugs are based on personal genetic triggers.
Problems, in short, that are hardly UK-specific but shared by many if not all members.
The reason being that everyone is well aware that many if not most corporate takeovers destroy value.
"We should be able to meet many if not all the primary science goals, " said physicist Roger C.
Many if not most radio stations are no longer manned 24-hours a day.
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In many if not most cases, an artist's initial years of struggle represent the most interesting period of his or her career.
It's still not ideal, it will still involve many staff, if not all staff eventually, move into five out of seven working.
But the difference then was that many if not most customers preferred the option to survey and select their goods, quickly or slowly as desired.
In fact, many if not most states have done precisely this.
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This fear prevents employees from volunteering on behalf of candidates in many if not all capacities: knocking on doors, organizing events, talking to their neighbors.
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Today, there is abundant and compelling evidence that shows the failure of prevailing norms of utility regulation and grid governance by many if not most metrics.
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Many if not most advocates for government action to mitigate global warming argue that doing nothing will be far more costly than taking sensible, pragmatic steps now.
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If not, I imagine many of us will walk away.
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Many if not most of these countries have comparatively few or no regulation related to e-waste, which allows the use of crude, unsafe methods to extract the minerals exists.
Some are still sceptical about the treatment, although studies have shown that it works as well as, if not better than, many other therapies available for dealing with trauma.
He played in an era in which many if not most of the top players have admitted to using performance enhancing drugs and there are reasonable suspicions, if not absolute proof, that he did so too.
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Many if not most Tory MPs believe that Britain should try for what amounts to a free-rider membership of the single market (ie, staying inside while spurning EU rules on employment, the environment, fisheries and the like).
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