Sentence examples similar to if any changes should arise from inspiring English sources

The Scottish government will consider these reports and any other representations made about issues arising from the elections before deciding whether any changes should be made to the arrangements for future local government elections.

Let there be no doubt: if any "issue" should arise, there will be divisive finger-pointing aplenty among members of the U.C. management team.

If any complications should arise during the donation process, the cost of any medical treatment will be covered by the National Marrow Donor Program.

Also, if any problems should arise with you purchase, they will be there to help and they grantee all tickets they sell.

If any of these situations should arise it needs to be determined whether the structure should be strengthened or replaced.

Thus, the patient can be contacted in case of necessary short-time changes or if further questions should arise.

Make a plan for your healing journey including any ceremonies you wish to do or how to deal with triggers if they should arise.

Not all shifts allow for such regularity however, so any changes that do arise should be eased into.

If we allow evolution of the dispersal distance, we expect that for each viable rate of climate change, an optimal, evolved, dispersal distance should arise over time.

A suspicion of a possibility of leprosy should arise in any child presenting with skin patches even if sensation is intact, and such cases should be observed for early detection.

Candidates' schedules can, of course, change should the need arise.