Sentence examples for if franchise from inspiring English sources

Seattle, 1987 If franchise player means saving the franchise from leaving town, Griffey fits the definition.

They wait to see if franchise tags are valid, and if the rules regarding tags will change.

The petition notes that nearly 20,000 Seattle-area jobs might be affected if franchise owners have to pay more than local businesses.

If franchise sequels always made less than their preceding pictures, the Hollywood studios would have been out of the sequel game a long time ago.

The jury rejected Intertainment's claims under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) statute, which would have trebled the damages if Franchise had been convicted on that charge.

"It would be a great step in the right direction for us if franchises did happen".

If franchising is an insignificant contributor to EDU's total revenue, as stated in the company's response to Muddy Water's report, the inclusion of the front-end weighted franchise fees doesn't increase EDU's cash balance materially.

If franchises form Hollywood studios' bedrock, one might assume American movies are in trouble.

Now, the Nats will find out if the edgy Werth makes their team more fiery or if the franchise's losing tradition will douse some of his flame.

You wonder if the franchise has another plan.

If the franchise were extended for the vote it could have profound consequences for the result.