Sentence examples for if hereafter from inspiring English sources

If hereafter there should arise trouble with the Americans, a delay of three months shall be given to the said people.

One is infallible about one's own mental states if and only if (hereafter, "iff") one cannot have a false belief to the effect that one is in a certain mental state.

If "Hereafter" had been in one compact long act instead of two parts separated by an intermission, this dance of death might have had greater theatrical life.

Li Seven is to be given a suspended sentence of a beating of ten blows, to be carried out if hereafter there are further violations.

Julian Lennon, his features and his voice so unsettlingly reminiscent of his late father's, sits alone at the piano in a recording studio, as the camera seems to hover, as if from hereafter itself, at the uppermost corner of the ceiling above the performance.

Husband: "Anyhow, I suppose I'll meet him in the hereafter, if there is any such place".

And, if the facts hereafter warrant it, the college may be enjoined against further acts looking to the maintenance or reconstruction of the dyke.

But whether the gods are or are not indifferent to pleasure is a point which may be considered hereafter if in any way relevant to the argument, and whatever is the conclusion we will place it to the account of mind in her contest for the second place, should she have to resign the first.

If Congress should hereafter conclude that a full disclosure of the bankrupt estate by the witnesses is of greater importance than the possibility of punishing them for some crime in the past, it can, as in other cases, confer the power of unrestricted examination by providing complete immunity.

Therefore, only pyruvate kinase activities (enzymatic activity hereafter if not specified) were measured for wild-type and mutants of PKM2.

Hereafter, if is a function on one denotes by the same the function on Namely one considers as a function on.