Sentence examples similar to if there's a fall from inspiring English sources

"If there's a 50-50, hopefully I will come out on top.

"If there's a 50-50 header they've got to put their head on it for the cause and the football club, and I didn't see that in the first half.

How can we blame students who prioritize networking if there's a 50-50 chance of getting a job through a personal connection?

Ms Tiplady said the NHS would suffer if there was a fall in student nurses because of the changes.

He said: "If there was a fall in appetite it would be filled very quickly by people who are sitting on a lot of cash and not getting a return anywhere else.

Liberal Democrat sources pointed out Labour had supported the switch to individual registration, and even if there was a fall in first-year students registering in university towns, many could still vote in their constituency home.

The eventual impact of these initiatives will only be demonstrated if there is a fall in disease-specific mortality rate.

The results of the test were considered positive if there was a fall in FEV1 of 20%% or more from the baseline value.

Even a modest earnings miss could have a big effect on the share price, since more of Apple's shareholders today are fickle traders.If there was a fall, it would ripple.

If there were a 2016 prize for most ridiculous women's award, such as to convey their obsolescence, the Power List judges would definitely, with Bridget Jones, beat Glamour's Bono.

(If there is a 20-20 the, the deck is reshuffled).