Sentence examples for if it thought from inspiring English sources

Activision is dismissive of Gibson's complaints on their legal merits as well (just as you'd expect them to be), and it wonders aloud why Gibson didn't speak up years ago, when it struck the trademark-licensing deal, if it thought its patent was being infringed.

But while cycling hopes to draw a line under its past, if it thought Armstrong's demise symbolised a decisive victory in the war against drugs, it was sadly mistaken.

State Sen. Bill Dodd of Napa, who authored last year's wildfire bill, has said 2018 was not included because lawmakers didn't want to discourage PG&E from focusing on its safety if it thought it would have a guaranteed way to pay for wildfire damage.

The two people briefed on the situation said baseball could conceivably re-evaluate its position in the coming months if it thought it needed to protect its larger interests, like trying to avoid a fire sale of one of its elite clubs.

In 1980, the court ruled against Iran — saying its only remedy if it thought the embassy officials were spies was to expel them or break off diplomatic relations.

The chancellor warned that Labour would be falling into a Tory trap if it thought different policies were needed for its core vote than for the rest of the country.

A mule, however, will balk if it thinks its life is threatened.

It might be moved to legislate if it thinks the EPA is being too heavy-handed.

The Job Centre will contact HMRC too if it thinks there is a problem.

Europe may be whole, free and at peace, but it is deluding itself if it thinks it is unthreatened.

"Government dimmer than a candle in a blackout if it thinks it can park pylon row", Irish Independent, January 11 , 2014