Sentence examples for if it translated from inspiring English sources

Being a nice person to do business with is crucial no matter what business you are in". She said she would prefer one A-level less on a CV if it translated into a candidate with social skills.

Linley Gwennap, a well-known chip analyst and founder of the Linley Group analyst company, said that Web companies might just be willing to do this extra work if it translated into power savings.

Wasserman, who threw three touchdown passes in the championship game against San Luis Obispo, said he'd play again with a broken ankle if it translated into a title.

Having done traditional book tours for 20 years in sometimes as many as 30 cities, I've always questioned the efficiency of it and if it translated into sales.

However, they acknowledged the hypothetical situation and that it was not possible to know if it translated into improved recruitment for this trial.

"You don't know if it translates," he said.

"We don't know if it translates to a live show," he said.

Cholesterol lowering is good only if it translates into better health.

That sort of disillusionment, if it translates into an exodus, would be difficult for the city.

And a highly skewed distribution can lower growth, if it translates into less equality of opportunity for the next generation.

In this context, the survival of women beyond menopause makes sense if it translates into extra grandchildren.