Sentence examples for if changed from inspiring English sources

By Ferguson Foulk and E. B. White The New Yorker, February 8 , 1936P. 11 Letter by Thomas Ferguson, published in the F.P.A. column, pointing out that there is nothing sacred about constitutions, and that they are useful only if changed frequently to fit the changing needs of the people.

Withdrawal could be initiated by the president even sooner if changed conditions warranted it.

Green says marriage is a bedrock of society and if changed would have severe effects on society.

If changed, the American record would apparently become the 2 24:52 that provided Joan Benoit Samuelson a gold medal at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.

After all, it's probably the one thing that, if changed, could instantly bring both jobs and more equality to this country.

It could, if changed to this: "Have forks been ordered, by the way?" As is: no way in hell is it iambic.

That could change — if Germany changed.

What would happen if this changed?

Would you notice if someone changed it?

What if that changed?

And if we change that, if we get that right . . .