Sentence examples for becomes if it from inspiring English sources

To the contrary, I think The Huffington Post should start paying its writers immediately before it becomes, if it hasn't already, a blog for wealthy people who have the financial luxury of writing without getting paid.

For according to his account the crucial claim becomes: 'If it is possible for me to misremember my previous ostensive definition of "S", then I do not really know what "S" means.' (See, e.g., Kenny [1973] p. 194).

For example, "Remember to call Bob" becomes "If it is Tuesday after lunch, then I'll call Bob". Now that you've created an if-then plan for calling Bob, your unconscious brain will start scanning the environment, searching for the situation in the "if" part of your plan.

For example, "Remember to call Bob" becomes "If it is Tuesday after lunch, then I'll call Bob".

"The challenge became, 'If it's not Lady Jane Grey, who could it be?'" said Mr Foley.

Will the Senate standard now become "if it ain't illegal, it ain't unethical"?

And Dickens showed how bleak a house can become if it allows itself to be consumed by a lawsuit.

Would "The Sopranos" have been what "The Sopranos" has become if it had played on Showtime instead of HBO? "That's a really good question," Mr. Offsay said.

What will Iraq become if it turns into another of the Arab world's American puppets?

Given that this service is relatively easy to implement, for example, verbal or short message service (SMS) text reminders for prescription renewal, this should become, if it is not already, common practice in Australian pharmacies.

Doing it once is a good exercise but it only becomes valuable if it becomes part of your weekly routine.