Sentence examples for a what-if from inspiring English sources

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"a what-if" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you need to introduce a hypothetical or unlikely scenario for discussion. For example, "Let's consider a what-if: what would happen if an asteroid suddenly hit the Earth?".

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A what-if scenario dealing with the effect of ServFail responses on DNS traffic flow is also presented to demonstrate the applicability of the model.

It's only a what-if; but it's one of the most tantalizing what-ifs in the history of art collecting.

For the U.S., KMV ran a what-if scenario recently, plugging in a one- day 25% plunge in the Dow.

Closer to home, KMV ran a what-if scenario recently, plugging in a one-day 25% plunge in the Dow.

I'm not much of a what-if guy".

"The restaurant would be a what-if -- what if the samurais knew how to cook.... .. .... ..

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"This is a 'What if?' kind of technology.

(a) What (if any) security problems have arisen as a result of the oil project?

It is important to analyze the possible accident potentials from a what if perspective.

Asked what he would have done, Parker said: "That's a what if that is really tough.

"The 2016 Election": Still crave a "What if the bad side won?" show?

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