Sentence examples for if banned from inspiring English sources

That's how we'll keep you posted if banned again!

As it stands, there is a thriving, if banned, market for in-game currencies on World of Warcraft.

Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain joined President Bush in defending the war in Iraq, saying the conflict was justified even if banned weapons are not found.

Mobile phones are now so entwined in our daily lives that, even if banned at school, teenagers will be on their phones for long periods at home.

If banned requests are intercepted, the user request goes no further and a "404 page not found" error is returned, or simply a blank page.

Athletes in Olympic-related sports are supposed to be governed by what is called strict liability, meaning they are to be held responsible if banned substances appear in their bodies, no matter the reason.

If banning the contracts raises these firms' costs it could lead to unpopular price rises.

If banning homosexuality is "God's authority" to a modern Christian, ritual murder of children ought to be as well.

If banning athletes for doing illegal things is what it takes, it can only help the sport".

If banning same-sex unions is really bad for business, no one would know it from major North Carolina corporations, whose silence was deafening.

But energy researchers Jay Apt and Adam Newcomer of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, wondered if banning these plants would do any good.