Sentence examples for If caps from inspiring English sources

The future, when and if caps on fees are lifted, will look very different.

Sadly this number is out of date – if caps stay where they are the likely income for the UK could be as low as €15bn only rising to €25bn if caps are tightened at a European level.

ESPN.com's Pierre LeBrun wonders if the backup, Simeon Varlamov, will be ushered in or if Caps coach Bruce Boudreau will coach Game 2 while double-fisting bottles of Maalox.

Overall, the beetles had a difficult time traveling straight and took significantly longer to cross the arena if caps or clouds obstructed their view of the sky.

Another cause of increasing sun exposure of the ears in young women may have been the upsurge in women's participation in outdoor sport that also occurred in the 1970s and 1980s [ 7] if caps rather than hats were worn.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05438.011 To test if CAPS deletion affected general DCV trafficking, we analyzed the dynamics of DCVs that did not fuse during the 90s imaging protocol.

"If cap and trade becomes a political anathema," Mr. Bledsoe said, "the consequences are very broad.

Still, this punctilious process may be vital if cap-and-trade in California is to survive challenges and succeed.

"It's funny when you think about it – he's probably a virgin," the actor told Entertainment Weekly when asked if Cap wants a love interest.

Modestly, Lehigh calls its product "The Powder to Save The World".Many Americans fret that if cap-and-trade raises domestic energy prices, industries will migrate to China.

The centre-left is in danger of sounding as if capping bonuses and beating up on the bankers is the answer.