Sentence examples for if it withstood from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Bloomberg signed the bill — and if it withstood potential court challenges — he would not face much difficulty in running as an independent.

This excess, or bump, was supposedly at the level of 4-sigma or 5-sigma and thus, if it withstood scrutiny, it would have to be taken seriously as a sign that the Higgs boson was there with a mass of about 180 billion electron volts.

For example, if new risk factor X or novel protective factor Y were to be proposed, the importance of their impact would be enhanced if it withstood adjustment for the types of index variables proposed here.

An Ohio court ruling on Thursday could markedly alter negotiations between Major League Baseball draft picks and their teams if it withstands appeal.

The discovery, if it withstands scrutiny by other scientists, who have been searching for the effect for decades, amounts to a sighting of the first dawn in the cosmos as starlight and other radiation began to pervade the heavens.

Qualcomm said the ruling by the United States International Trade Commission, if it withstands an appeal, could prevent the importation into the United States of tens of millions of new mobile handsets designed for the Verizon, Sprint and AT&T Wireless networks.

If it withstands expected legal challenges by some defendant companies and plaintiffs' lawyers, the judges and some experts said, it would bring about a way for compensating more than 100,000 asbestos victims that is more uniform, less costly and quicker than the present way of adjudicating cases.

If it withstands an expected onslaught of legal and legislative attacks, experts say that it could close hundreds of the plants and also lead, over the course of decades, to systemic changes in the American electricity industry, including transformations in how power is generated and used.

With more than $1.3 billion in charity available to assist those affected by the terrorist attacks, the decision -- if it withstands last-minute tinkering this morning -- will be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to the victims' families, especially those that have already received substantial amounts of aid.

In a recent paper posted on arXiv, the authors refer to this exotic form of matter as "early dark energy". The implications of this resolution of the Hubble Tension, if it withstands future observational tests, are profound and raise intriguing new questions for fundamental physics.

Kern's decision, if it withstands appeals, ends Ross' lawsuit, which had been scheduled to go to trial next week.