Sentence examples for if it would translate from inspiring English sources

"I didn't know if there would be demand for a book three from me – I didn't know if it would translate to book sales," Monroe told the Guardian today.

However, it is not known if laboratory training would benefit less healthy older adults or if it would translate into fewer falls from unexpected trips and slips in real life settings.

So, it's a long-shot to suggest that if Gingrich and Santorum joined forces, it would translate into a sudden series of popular vote wins in the remaining primaries for Santorum.

I knew it would translate.

But it was a big experiment to see if that would translate offline into a different setting.

It is unclear if those statements would translate to foreign policy benefits for India.

But Dr. Mary Roberts, the F.D.A. reviewer of the drug, said it was unclear if the improvements would translate into what really matters, a reduction in heart attacks, strokes and death.

But it was unclear if the results would translate to Africa, where the population has a different genetic makeup and is generally more likely to be exposed to malaria.

As all our patients had CAD for inclusion into the study, our data were not compared to healthy human myocardium, so it is unclear if our findings would translate to patients with DM but without CAD.

Here was some self-awareness that what they were doing, if it were made live, would translate to violence in the real world.

The increase, if approved, would translate to about $3 more per month for the typical electric customer and more than $2.50 per month for homes that are supplied gas from the company.