Sentence examples for if awards from inspiring English sources

"The Oscars, the Golden Globes, even the IF awards … I think it's really self-aggrandising.

But if awards shows are experiencing a renaissance, why are the Globes struggling?

And if awards do not come Gyllenhaal's way thanks to his Prince, rewards must.

IF AWARDS were given for thinking up new ways to frighten people, Britain's animal-rights extremists would win lots of them.

If awards are to be won, yet better (the need for richer parts is one of the reasons Reese Witherspoon started her own production company).

Professor Rogosa estimated that if awards were based on school averages alone, over one-fourth of schools with no gains would still qualify.

In 2007, the MONACO 360 LS Concept Chronograph, the world's most accurate wrist chronograph, was awarded the prestigious iF Design Award.

Yet if awarding prizes for science is relatively straightforward, awarding prizes for peace is far more controversial, as the ongoing debacle with the Confucius Peace Prize shows.

Punitive damages in the case, if awarded, are expected to reach tens of billions of dollars.

Punitive damages in that case, if awarded, are expected to reach tens of billions of dollars.

While the Orteig Prize had marked a clear aeronautical milestone, the X Prize, if awarded, would primarily celebrate a moment of economic confidence.