Sentence examples for If borne from inspiring English sources

If borne out, then quality will continue to fall.

If borne out, the threat of a trial would mark a dangerous escalation in the current row.

If borne out, the findings would be significant, said Dr. George S. Nolas, a professor of physics at the University of South Florida and an organizer of a symposium about thermoelectric devices at the Materials Research Society meeting.

If borne out, the research could lead to noninvasive weight-loss alternatives for obese patients who either do not want or do not qualify for gastric bypass surgery, doctors said.

If borne out by observations, the hypothesis would force scientists to revise their explanations of long-term sea-level change.

If borne out by exploratory drilling which would confirm estimated oil volumes and their projected financial value these estimates put the Alaska OCS second only to the Gulf of Mexico in terms of future domestic yield.

However, some cases may not have been reported if costs were borne by the private sector.

If bears predict a crash and are proved wrong, they look like fools; if they are proved right, they suffer with everyone else when the economy dips.

I thought what a brilliant evolutionary expedient was hibernation, and if bears and hedgehogs and bats had managed to work it into their repertoire why hadn't we?

AND if bears like David Rosenberg of Gluskin Sheff & Associates are correct, the economy and the stock market will experience serious setbacks in the next few years.

If bears like Mr. Rosenberg are acknowledging a certain zing in the markets now, many of those who started out with a more bullish disposition are now positively buoyant.