Sentence examples for if one arises from inspiring English sources

Schweickart described the measures recently adopted by the U.N. as a skeleton of a decision-making process that will help guide the international community on how to handle a threat if one arises.

As Langewiesche put it, "automation has made it more and more unlikely that ordinary airline pilots will ever have to face a raw crisis in flight but also more and more unlikely that they will be able to cope with such a crisis if one arises".

Try to identify risky scenarios for each group and discuss what to do if one arises.

Michael P. Huseby, Barnes & Noble's president, said in a phone interview that while the company was not necessarily looking to sell the stores, the Nook division or enter any other large transaction, the management team had not closed its mind to a potential deal if one arose.

If a paper's Editorial Board endorses Obama, the rest of the paper won't hesitate to give extensive coverage of a scandal involving Obama, if one arose.

When measuring the height of a wall subtract 1 half inch from total, this allows for two things air flow which cuts down on moisture, controlling any mold issues if one should arise and the ease of wall section placement.

"By law and by contract, they take care of a problem, if one should arise".

Legal disputes have been rare in this general area, though, and even if one happens to arise over the preparer, "it won't invalidate the documents," Mr. Downey said.

Less successfully, Ali on several occasions examines the obvious question that arises if one is to take the novel's premise as anything other than a flight of fancy: How could Diana leave her life in England if doing so meant abandoning her beloved sons?

15This result also confirms the prediction of Clark and Lucas (2006) that sample selection bias arises if one uses pooled data OLS regressions to estimate the impact of unemployment duration on well-being.

Illusory problems arise if one tries to describe the one in terms of the other's vocabulary or if the mental vocabulary is used in the wrong contexts.