Sentence examples for if that operation from inspiring English sources

If that operation had failed, what picture would we have seen, if any?

"If that operation brought the Mafia to its knees, Operation Perseus has ensured that it won't get up again," Mr. Grasso said.

To say, for example, that an object O is hard means that if the operation of scratching O were to be performed, O would not be scratched by most substances.

However, they acknowledged that if the operation was successful, it would put additional pressure on Isis in both cities.

"The people in Germany know that if this operation doesn't work, the whole euro would be damaged and this is damage for Germany," he said.

Officials say they will try to convince the Bush administration that if the operation is curtailed, it will only lead to a resumption of terror.

The president and his advisers, said officials familiar with the deliberations, are keenly aware that if the operation to root out the insurgents kills many civilians -- or simply appears to when reports are broadcast on Arab networks -- it could spark uprisings elsewhere around Iraq, from Baghdad even to some Shiite strongholds where tolerance of the American occupation has worn thin.

According to one report, Pope Paul, before his prostate surgery last year, wrote out in his own hand a letter of resignation, in which he said that if the operation were unsuccessful or resulted in a prolonged or incapacitating illness, he would "hand on" his powers to a cardinal to be designated by the Sacred College.

Then the doctor must explain that if this operation is done the man will become sterile.

As she saw it, the whole world knew that if the operation was really only about humanitarian protection, it could have been much more limited.

Bibi would have been happy to try and rescue Shalit in a military operation, if that would have been possible, but the intelligence community could not locate him.