Sentence examples for if it now appears from inspiring English sources

Disarmament may have been a sincere (if, it now appears, unwarranted) reason for war, but it wasn't dispositive.

"If it now appears that the fund-raising agent category is either not serving its purpose or serving in some way to result in less disclosure, then I think the board would want to revisit it," she said.

If anything, it now appears that problems are set to worsen as the economic downturn accelerates.

If, as it now appears, this was an act of terrorism, it was a despicable and cowardly act.

"If, as it now appears, this was an act of terrorism, it was a despicable and cowardly act," Mr. Clinton said, only moments after having met with his senior national security advisers.

And if the president, who it now appears had a deep involvement in crafting the response to the Donald Trump Jr email bombshell, did more than just help mislead the American public, he could be in legal jeopardy.

After months when it appeared as if the scandal might derail the party leadership, it now appears as if it is once more firmly in control of events.

However, if there are external links, it now appears more likely they will lead to Aqap, though an armed assault on a magazine would be a new departure for a group which has previously based its strategy on the bomb-making ingenuity of senior members.

While the map has certainly provided fodder for catchy -- if slightly cataclysmic -- headlines, it now appears the fears it prompted are overblown.

If that was a calculated risk, it now appears mistaken.

But it now appears that if the new populist right does something that actually endangers the well-being of the old, entitled right, the establishment will rise up and slap those little whippersnappers down faster than you can say Mitch McConnell.