Sentence examples for if fortunes from inspiring English sources

Recently, economists have been debating whether it is possible for the global economy to continue expanding even if fortunes dim in the United States.

If fortunes on the pitch don't turn around soon, Paul Buckle will find himself on very thin ice and Rovers could be looking over their shoulders after the busy Christmas period.

But if fortunes shift – and in the oil business, they do – consumers will find an uncommonly fresh spread of greens, ripe for the grazing.

"The big question is what happens now, for those commercial figures will not continue to rise if fortunes do not change on the pitch?

If Fortunes of Change is correct, this is just the first shake of the money tree for the left: "Although the United States seems at the end of its second Gilded Age, we are still at the beginning of a golden era of philanthropy that taps the wealth created during this period.

Unemployed New Yorkers were flocking to psychics, using the little money they had to find out if they'd be getting that job they applied for, or if fortunes would be more favorable for them in the near future.

If Fortune is right, he'd be rated triple-A.

On the contrary, if Fortune is to be believed, they were working harder than ever.

Asked if fortune had smiled on them, he replied: "No, hard work has".

If fortune cookies are Japanese in origin, how did they become a mainstay of American Chinese restaurants?

If fortune favored Button, it deserted Vettel, who for the second straight race was let down by a mechanical failure while comfortably leading.