Sentence examples for if a problem ever from inspiring English sources

"If a problem ever comes up, I will fall on the sword for you," wrote one Robertson Stephens executive in an e-mail message to Mr. Hayden, according to hearing documents.

If the problem ever was military, now it is clearly political.

The most important thing for mothers is really not to panic if this problem ever occurs at all.

Giants quarterback Kerry Collins was asked Thursday if his personal problems ever grew so great that he contemplated suicide.

And if problems ever arise, he says, Stubhub's ticket-buyer guarantee means "we will do everything we can to get you into that event with an equal or better ticket".

When the lights go down, you're treated to some of the finest projection and sound quality in Devon – there's always a projectionist on hand (if ever a problem does arise).

They always have great service and, if ever a problem, they give away free deserts, meals, etcetera.

He was absolutely right, but he failed to prepare local politicians, who claimed the trial would pose a security threat — a problem, if it ever existed, that could have been dealt with.

Clearly the core differentiator for Friendsy's service is limiting its access to existing communities of students, although that does pose a problem if it ever moves to scale beyond that — since it will be abandoning what makes it distinct.

With TweetDeck Mobile Web, which is what the product will likely be called, an app running in the background draining your phone's juice stops being a problem – if it ever was one.

Clearly the core differentiator for Friendsy's service is limiting its access to existing communities of students, although that does pose a problem if it ever moves to scale beyond that — since it will be abandoning what makes it distinct.