Sentence examples for if it will make from inspiring English sources

He'll be unafraid to show them how much he cares and willing to stand up for what he believes in if it will make their lives better.

As a sign of how focused the men are on securing a top-12 finish, they say they are willing to pull Artemev out of contention for the all-around if it will make a difference.

I don't know if it will make a difference or not.

"We don't want such a state, if it will make him shoot at us".

"I don't know if it will make a difference," she admitted.

He said: "I'm prepared to work with people of all parties and none if it will make people's lives better.

The voter wonders if it will make a difference; what "the fellows" are doing; what his father would have thought.

She is not above manipulating her readers, while technically avoiding inaccuracy, if it will make the tale more potent.

Of course, even if the bill is not very expensive, it is worth passing only if it will make a difference.

"At some stage, she should consider joining her company pension scheme – particularly if it will make contributions on her behalf," says Mr Mumford.

"You need not try to send Madeline's things until you are feeling better — if it will make it easier for you," the first letter read.