Sentence examples for if there were changes from inspiring English sources

If there were changes, how long did they last?

One official said that if there were changes to be made, there was no agreement on what form they would take.

Asked if he expected changes soon, Mr. Fabius said that if there were changes to the cabinet, "this question will be dealt with".

But if there were changes to the original contract — say installing a tub instead of a shower — it is likely that the owner would be responsible for paying the plumber's permit, he added.

As a way of explanation, he told a story of how he was going to a bank for a loan, and how he told the loan officer what a great investment this could be if there were changes in the neighborhood, and if this happened, and if that happened, and so on.

And, even if there were changes in some top leadership positions — such as the replacement of Mr. Ahmadinejad as president by Ali Larijani, the speaker of the Parliament, as some Westerners speculate — this would not fundamentally change Iran's approach on regional politics, its nuclear program and other matters of concern.

"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 made, you can't blame anybody but ourselves.

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

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