Sentence examples for if it transpired from inspiring English sources

"If it transpired that they were not Al Qaeda, we will investigate".

Would Mr Griffin rethink his party's policies if it transpired that his own ancestors originated far away from the small island called Britain?

Snyman said she had no problem with rooibos-related trademarks anywhere in the world, but would object if it transpired that the French company was seeking exclusive ownership.

In a statement the company said: "We would be absolutely appalled if it transpired that an employee of ours had been cynically using this charitable work as a cover for exploitation of children he was trusted to help".

If it transpired later that they also exhibited or supported religious or sexuality beliefs, the response may also reflect on that.

Measures were also removed at this stage if it transpired they were earlier versions of measures for which more recent versions had been identified.

"It would be better for us if it transpires that way," he said.

But what if it transpires that the weather was not the main culprit and the economy has lost momentum?

Disillusion with the occupation can only grow if it transpires that some American soldiers are indeed murderers.

And even if it transpires that your photos with the presidential hopefuls are proving to be something of a curse.

If it transpires that Trump committed a serious crime, and that that crime made his election possible, there is a strong case for his impeachment.