if so

[ if soh ]

idiom

1. if that happens or is true; in that case:

   We don’t know whether an offer would even be made, and if so, on what terms.

   Are you interested in science? If so, you're in the right place, because we are too.

Example Sentences

Officials say that impacted products are likely no longer in store but may still be in homes, and should be thrown away or returned to stores for a refund if so.

From BBC

Former cruiserweight world champion Lawrence Okolie: "I obviously want to back Taylor. I hope the fights she had with Chantelle Cameron haven't taken too much out of her at this stage of her career. If so, Amanda Serrano is a good puncher, worker and could out-graft her. But I do think Taylor has already shown her talent and hustle throughout her career so it's hard to go against her."

From BBC

If so, what was the difference between a new child born in the United States and someone arriving from abroad?

From Salon

If so, then the critically acclaimed “The Wild Robot” and the charming “Inside Out 2,” Pixar’s highest-grossing film of all time, would like your attention.

From Los Angeles Times

If so, then “All We Imagine as Light,” a visually bracing portrait of female friendship in Mumbai from Indian writer-director Payal Kapadia, deserves a look.

From Los Angeles Times