Sentence examples for if it emerges from inspiring English sources

However, I am certain beyond any doubt that dealing with that challenge" of a nuclear-armed Iran "from the hour of its emergence — if it emerges — will be far more complicated, far more dangerous, and far more costly in human lives and resources".

As broadcasters including CBS, Fox and NBC sue to try to stop Aereo from retransmitting their signals without permission or paying for it, some media analysts are not sure there is a market for Aereo even if it emerges victorious in its legal fight.

But it could also undermine the arguments by the Bell companies and their allies that the government ought to place restrictions on WorldCom if it emerges from bankruptcy protection with most or all of its $42 billion debt wiped off the books.

"There will be no one happier than us, and the prime minister said this in his own voice, if it emerges that in these talks Iran will give up on its military nuclear capability," he told Israel Radio.

If it emerges, it will probably come out on the web.

It can dominate media attention if it emerges as a potential hit.

Also, many sources, such as stockbrokers, would be fired instantly if it emerged they were speaking to the press.

Schools prepared to let students stay overnight if they could not get home, or if it emerged that there was no one to go home to.

However, it added that if it emerged meat had been illegally imported, steps would be taken to ensure it was withdrawn.

Of course, what would elevate Savilegate to a very serious and potentially very damaging crisis "would be if it emerged that corporate interest had infected the journalism.

The only way conscious mental time travel could have arisen over the course of evolution is if it emerged together with irrational optimism.