Sentence examples for but should there from inspiring English sources

She's not expecting protests but should there be, they will know what to do.

"But should there be another independence referendum?" He said the Scottish people were in "no mood" for another national vote.

Not all former PMs or presidents rake it in on this circuit quite so eagerly, but should there be such condemnation of the ones who do, even those whose naked greed makes you shudder?

Justice Ginsburg plans to return to the court next Monday, but should there be an opening on the court in the near future, the chief justice's musings about the proper background for his colleagues will carry weight.

But should there be one, it's really saying, this is what it's like for me, you know - how is it for you?" The Last Cigarette, by Simon Gray, is published by Granta Books at £14.99 on April 7.

We all need escapism, but should there be fewer food shows?

But why should there be that law to begin with?

But within civilian life, should there be?

But why should there be?

But why should there be just one proper (read ironic and hip) way?

But why should there be no way to definitively judge such matters?