Sentence examples for if there were one from inspiring English sources

On the surface, if there were one winnable game on this trip, this was it.

If there were one rate of tax on all imported goods, say 5% ad valorem, a 5% stamp could be mass produced for all the customs houses.

"If there were one thing we've always agreed on, and why we're married, it's that we care about these things -- serious coverage of serious issues," he said.

If there were one thing he should definitely be judged on, it would have to be his impressive alleged 30 seconds bathroom performance with Miss Yeater.

Existing discourse on childcare decisions proceeds as if there were one "right" answer to the question of who should care for children.

If there were one next week, the economic recovery would be put at peril.

There isn't a squad at my school, but even if there were one, I wouldn't join.

If there were one thing you think is critical to be successful as an entrepreneur, what would it be?

So the minutes would not find the man with the smoking gun, even if there were one.

If there were one, a previous President might have used it, or, at least, threatened to use it.

Ms. Jacobs's sentiments, he said, would be better suited to a school newspaper, if there were one.