Sentence examples for if all goes wrong from inspiring English sources

If all goes wrong this drive for power may lead to war on the Korean peninsula or a new, more devastating confrontation in the Middle East.

He understood both the danger of inaction by such a lender and the "moral hazard" that its mere existence can create, by encouraging investors to be reckless in the belief that they will be bailed out if all goes wrong.

If all goes wrong in the world, if the eurozone cracks, the Middle East erupts in war, and a tsunami hits Manhattan, that rare, portable 1964 Marilyn by Andy Warhol will still be worth something.

The issue is moral hazard, a technical term that means investors take too much risk because they know that if all goes wrong, they will be protected by the central bank from having to absorb severe losses.

Millennials, however, want a safety net to catch them if all goes wrong.

"But it is a risky strategy for parents to simply think they can claim the money back if all goes wrong.

If it all went wrong in London, I could go back and have a calm life and no one would ask too much of me.

Keep in mind, though, that this can all go wrong if you're the one left making final decisions.

If we vote to leave, if it all goes wrong, we can't go back". The poll also finds that 56% of those who responded would be "saddened" if Scotland votes to be independent.

And what if it all goes wrong, as it might?

I could do Freddy Krueger if it all goes wrong".