Sentence examples similar to if her statement is to be believed from inspiring English sources

If the official statement was to be believed, a deputy-involved shooting of a suspect in Tulsa during an altercation with police earlier this month was hardly unusual.

But if their previous public statements were to be believed, neither would have been a lock to pull the trigger.

"Hold the MSG," may become a statement of the past if food scientist Steve Witherly is to be believed.

That's the only rational conclusion to be reached if James Comey's opening statement for his planned testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee, on Thursday, is to be believed.

Even if Mr. Gaultier's extreme fashion statements are too much for most tastes, this grand two-level boutique must be seen to be believed.

He also holds that the stronger untruthfulness condition is not stringent enough, since, if a speaker simply does "not believe" her statement to be true (but does not believe it to be false), or believes that her statement is "probably false" (but does not believe it to be false), then she is lying.

Who, if anyone, can be believed?

"If this crazy statement about 260K diplomatic cables is believed, we'll be fucked," he said.

The men are believed to be still in the building, although it is not clear if they have made any demands or statements.

ELSE statements run if the IF statement is FALSE.

If rumors are to believed, yes.