Sentence examples for if it promised from inspiring English sources

If it promised a quick and certain death for Flash, Mr Jobs would doubtless be delighted to go along.

As an alternative for more private individuals, people could pay to use Facebook if it promised not to sift through their personal information.

"Would I accept regulation that slows innovation a bit and knocks three percentage points off my returns if it promised greater stability?

The aesthete, one almost believes, would heave his or her own grandmother out of a speeding car if it promised a glimpse of perfection.

If it received no offers, it could sell the pieces via a public auction — and any American museum would then have the opportunity to match a winning bid if it promised to keep the work in a public collection.

The S.E.C. chose to ask for public comment on the request, bringing letters of protest from a number of shareholders, including Mr. Sullivan, who told me he would disclose the identities of the beneficial holders to the S.E.C., but only if it promised not to make them public.

The Fawcett Society, dedicated to the promotion of women in politics, has excluded her from its hustings, even if it promises to work with her in other ways.

What company wants to introduce a product that its mainstream customers can't use if it promises to make them less money than other options the company is considering?

Public opinion seems eager for any intervention, however daft, if it promises only to rescue the economy.

There is not excessive favoritism toward Canadians; CBC will televise an event if it is for a medal or if it promises remarkable feats by the athletes.

He declares that George Stigler would be tossing in his grave, adding:Here's a question for Austan: Can an investment bank avoid such regulation if it promises never to use the discount window?