Sentence examples for if it moved from inspiring English sources

But the misty outlook for UK regulation and the bank levy has nothing on the Beijing-style thick smog that HSBC would be embracing if it moved its base to Hong Kong.

Dow Chemical spends $12 billion a year in energy costs in the U.S., but if it moved its U.S. plants to Germany, it would spend $7 billion a year.

Twitter had originally asked for a complete payroll tax exemption if it moved its office to the blighted Mid-Market/Tenderloin, arguing that it could save $30 million over 5 years by moving from SF to a suburb like Brisbane.

Other military experts raised concerns that the United States might forfeit some of its hard-won gains if it moved to shrink its forces in Afghanistan too quickly.

The Beijing considers the self-governed island a breakaway province - it has hundreds of missiles pointed at Taiwan and has threatened to use force to bring it under its control if it moved towards declaring formal independence.

I do have a lot of ideas about what a platform like Facebook could become if it moved beyond its linguistic limitations and toward a generative object-based system.

It points out that if it moved out of its mansion in Hanslope Park the site would have to revert to agricultural land - meaning the Foreign Office could not raise a lot of cash from its sale.

Snap would have heavy competition outside its core competency if it moved into drones.

Trump threatened a nondescript tax on the company if it moved some of its production to Mexico.

If it moved further to the periphery, its clout in negotiations would be further reduced.

In February, New Jersey's development authority offered Depository Trust a package worth $74.6 million over 10 years if it moved 1,600 employees to Jersey City when its Manhattan lease expires in 2012.