Sentence examples for if it should come to pass from inspiring English sources

The EU team, led by Michel Barnier, is seeking to offer MPs reassurance that the shared customs territory that the Irish backstop envisages, and Northern Ireland staying in the single market, will only ever be a temporary arrangement if it should come to pass.

If this should come to pass, the real failure will lie with the standards and their implementation, not the students.

To IFTTT's advantage, though, that means they'll have a better understanding of how real people use the software by the time they reach the enterprise, if that should come to pass.

It's hard to break an LED bulb, but if the worst should come to pass, a special coating prevents flying shards.

If such an accident should come to pass in the future (which isn't far-fetched), the death count for both members and Sherpas would be horrific.

If even a smidgeon of what Goodstein predicts should come to pass, it will impact our economy, our standard of living and the value of investors' portfolios.

Then it should come to more than a passing agreement about which to pursue.

If the world as we know it should come to an end, the surviving members of our species will be able to relive these deeply American contests and pass their knowledge on to their children.

Even if it had come to pass, my worries would have been pointless.

It is a second term, should it come to pass, that will alter American life in many ways, if predictions that Bush voiced at the luncheon come true.

And late last month, a coder named Tamer Rizk offered another Firefox plug-in designed to circumvent SOPA's DNS filtering if the law should ever come to pass.