Sentence examples for if that theory from inspiring English sources
Now we may find out if that theory will work.
We'll see if that theory pans out on Tuesday.
Even if that theory holds up under independent analysis, there is no evidence yet that the trailers were ever used for that purpose.
"If that theory holds up, certainly it won't matter if it's one day, five days or 100" between the contests, he said.
If that theory is correct, long-term interest rates could rise sharply and suddenly.And if rates went up?Higher interest rates would obviously hurt America's debt-laden economy.
That means this game could very well be a tight, low scoring affair, but we'll find out if that theory holds any frozen water soon enough - the puck will drop at 700AM EST and noon in the UK.
If he believes that theory, he should be willing to test it.
Gail: There's always been that theory that if a candidate can't run a decent campaign, he probably can't run a decent presidency.
And so, I think it's that theory, that if it ain't broke, don't fix it".
Responses were scored as naïve if they stated that theories only change when proven wrong.
The least one could say is that if the theory worked, then that "authority and influence we had back in '03," in conquered Baghdad, had been unmasked, as the insurgency got underway, as an illusion.
