Sentence examples for fixed if the from inspiring English sources

"That can all be fixed if the company would step up and try to take care of its employees".

"But all of this could be fixed if the prime minister just turned around and stopped running a protection racket for Australian banks," he said.

The bottom line is that America's political system is broken and needs to be fixed if the nation is to deal successfully with the challenges ahead.

The difference is that Indigenous Australians are so few in number and, as Shalil Shetty, the head of Amnesty International, says in the film, the inequity and injustice could be fixed if the will to do so was there.

Mr. Rocha's experience provides perhaps the clearest and most harrowing view of a NASA safety culture that, the board says, must be fixed if the remaining shuttles are to continue flying.

The court heard what the prosecution described as a "depressing tale of rampant corruption" that provided a menu of events open to be fixed if the price was right.

A design fault is harder to fix if the foundry is thousands of miles away.

That's what the Senate bill would fix if the House allowed it to go to a vote.

Which we could start to fix if the Republicans didn't always react by yelling "death panels".

Those financial problems are relatively easy to fix if the growth of disability is being driven by demographics, because those trends are leveling off.

Also keeping a dollar in it is a great way to fix if the outer rim is punctured.