Sentence examples for if restoring from inspiring English sources

We need stimulus, or at least an end to austerity, now, even if restoring a middle-class society isn't going to happen any time soon.

The Azeri authorities feared they would lose leverage over Armenia if restoring diplomatic relations between Armenia and Turkey was not linked to the resolution of the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh.

In the next week, General Clark and the military committee of NATO will decide if restoring some of the battalions to their original strength will be sufficient -- or if NATO should provide two additional battalions.

But you suspect even he didn't anticipate the Force-choke of expectation currently tweaking his trachea regarding The Force Awakens' box-office performance (as if restoring the series' quality wasn't enough).

Al Quds Al Arabi, an Arabic newspaper in London, said that while Libya was free to normalize its relations with the West, "Libyan authorities have entirely turned their back on the Arabs, mocking them and denying their principles and history, as if restoring ties with America or Britain cannot happen except at the expense of the Arab world".

Treasury's Henry Paulson and Fed Chairman Bernanke are still talking as if restoring the status quo is desirable, with tweaks.

If restored to their original condition, he estimated, they would be worth only about $70,000 to $105,000.

But there is an old presidential authority that, if restored, would help get our government working again, he says.

Democrats countered that Republicans, if restored to power, would protect the interests of business and the wealthy at the expense of the middle class and the poor.

Inadvertently, Stott may have alighted on the reason why a rejuvenated TOTP might stand a fighting chance if restored to its former prime-time glory.

It is a conundrum of our time that the aged, sagging Schieren house looks far better now than it might if restored -- but it can't look that way forever.