Sentence examples for if it endures from inspiring English sources

But if it endures, companies will turn to domestic lenders instead, leaving less credit to go around.

If it endures until 2011, the centre-right will surely need a new candidate for prime minister.

The drought in the Northeast, if it endures, would show up first in the national economic statistics as a rise in the Consumer Price Index, economists say.

Close races in Florida and Ohio also offer chances.Mr Obama's recent polling advantage in all these places, if it endures, is likely to boost Democratic candidates further down the ticket.

But if the optimists are right and the embracing of Team GB does reveal something about Britain as we are – and if it endures – it will be a valuable part of the promised legacy.

The result has been a proliferation of equity investing, and especially of equity mutual funds, first in America and Britain, but more recently even in such previously unpromising countries as Germany and France.Today's bear market, if it endures, will certainly test the enthusiasm for this new-found equity culture.

Kathryn S. Wylde, president of the Partnership for New York City, a coalition of businesses that has often aligned itself with Mr. Bloomberg, said she feared the city would suffer a setback if it endured another battle over charter schools.

Non-relativistic conservatives (1.4 above) would oppose French Revolutionary government even if it endured for a century, and have rejected the Soviet system until its collapse after 1989.

Distress following diagnosis or a cardiac event was considered to resolve spontaneously; if it endured or became severe it was treated as depression.

How long will it take until we really know what a song or record means, how it works on us, how it works on others, what it does, if it might endure, and why?

Here is Merwin's rendition of Marco's speech: The heavens set you going in your motions; not in all of them, I mean, but if I did you are given a light to know evil from good, and free will which, if it can endure, without weakening, the first bout with fixed Heaven, if well nourished, conquers all it meets later.