Sentence examples for if sentenced from inspiring English sources

If sentenced to death they would not appeal.

In the defense portrait, Mr. Hayes would suffer through decades of remorse if sentenced to life in prison.

If sentenced to the maximum allowed by federal guidelines, Mohamad Hammoud could get 155 years in prison.

The perception of Belichick, so skillfully fashioned, is that he wakes up every day as if sentenced to the middle seat on a trans-Atlantic flight.

This was a retreat from a 1994 ruling that defendants are entitled to explain to the jury that they would pose no danger because they would be ineligible for parole if sentenced to life in prison.

The three defendants who could face the death penalty are virtually unknown today, the memo says, and if sentenced to life imprisonment, along with the others, they "will vanish from view and soon be forgotten.

So how can we tell, in general, what kind of condition is being expressed in an "if" sentence?

(This game corresponds to the IF sentence above with R read as equality, in a structure with a domain consisting of 0 and 1).

This is counter-intuitive as regards the ordinary use of if-sentences.

What if we sentenced him to, say, 20 years to life with the possibility of parole?

If sentences are needed, how long should they be?