Sentence examples for if there are changes from inspiring English sources

"If there are changes they could lose both their jobs.

"If there are changes in the law, so be it," said the head of GCHQ.

"If there are changes that need to be made, we mustn't be afraid to face them".

It doesn't matter, for most of us, if there are changes in his colours.

If there are changes made, you can't blame anybody but ourselves.

And if there are changes, could they alter the laboratory conditions so those gene expression changes do not occur?

"You would imagine if there are changes, they won't be great changes large in numbers – but anything's possible".

If there are changes or cancellations, an email will be sent out to the mailing list the day before.

Hence, the filter still remains active even if there are changes in the PLC program during the lifecycle of the production system.

Speaking at prime minister's questions yesterday about the Weddell death, Gordon Brown, the prime minister, pledged: "If there are changes in the law necessary, we will make them".

"If there are changes to be made, it is my view as treasurer they will be made in a way that does not disadvantage the budget," Morrison said.