Sentence examples for be correct it would from inspiring English sources

If the forecast proves to be correct, it would be the first quarterly decline in earnings since the third quarter of 1998.

Even if the association's outlook turns out to be correct, it would reinforce the view of many economists that unemployment will decline only modestly while the broad economy expands at a robust rate of 4percentt a year or more.

As the subscriber information might not be correct, it would be up to Ms Brookes to obtain a further court order to compel internet service providers to reveal which people the IP addresses are connected to.

If this rumor turns out to be correct, it would mark a stark departure from Apple's usual release cycle, which through the first three generations had a yearly release cycle.

If the evidence is found to be correct it would prevent others from behaving in a manner which does not fit the Code of Ethics.

If the pop-culture analysis would be correct, it would show that the burden of proof resting on advocates of cultural evolution is significantly lower than one might assume.

If its analysis is correct, it would be the largest jump in the poverty rate since the prolonged recession of the early 1980s, when the number of poor people climbed to 35 million from 26 million over four years.

The force is cutting £19.8m from its budget by 2015 but said if projected finances were correct it would have to slash a further £11m in three years.

But even if it were correct, it would not seem like a big deal.

If the data is correct, it would indicate that the breakup had not yet begun.

16 Even if the majority's Leng May Ma proposition were correct, it would not support today's result.