Sentence examples for if borne from inspiring English sources

If borne out, then quality will continue to fall.

If borne out, the threat of a trial would mark a dangerous escalation in the current row.

But the new predictions are low enough that, if borne out, the economic situation might well feel like a recession to many people.

Once she'd finished, the two of them would move wordlessly to the bedroom, as if borne there by an invisible current.

One of those wild and appalling shrieks that are heard at times passing mysteriously overhead in the steady roar of a hurricane, swooped, as if borne on wings.

The Chinese assurances, if borne out, come at a crucial time for the administration, which is scrambling to put relations with China on an even keel and to persuade Congress to upgrade economic relations before President Clinton leaves office.

However, some cases may not have been reported if costs were borne by the private sector.

If bears predict a crash and are proved wrong, they look like fools; if they are proved right, they suffer with everyone else when the economy dips.

I thought what a brilliant evolutionary expedient was hibernation, and if bears and hedgehogs and bats had managed to work it into their repertoire why hadn't we?

AND if bears like David Rosenberg of Gluskin Sheff & Associates are correct, the economy and the stock market will experience serious setbacks in the next few years.

If bears like Mr. Rosenberg are acknowledging a certain zing in the markets now, many of those who started out with a more bullish disposition are now positively buoyant.