Sentence examples for if we ban from inspiring English sources
If we ban military BMIs, who is responsible for that?
Eating disorders will not disappear if we ban hashtags.
If we ban him from his favourite sport as punishment, we fuel his anger.
And what about the knock-on effect in terms of job losses if we ban advertising of this kind?
If we ban 32-ounce sodas on these grounds, why not also ban alcohol, lottery tickets, and X-rated movies?
If we ban live tweeting, do we also ban conversations about a paper in the lunch queue or the bar?
"This is to say that if schools are closed, if we banned the cultivation, if we banned the practice of commerce, if we [do not allow] people to live, to have fun, to relax.
"If we banned people who used swear words, we wouldn't have many people left in New Zealand," she said.
"Even if we banned them today, the impact is coming now, tomorrow and 10 years from now," he said, because of the number of derivatives contracts still in force.
The tragic events in Port Said on Wednesday, where 74 people were killed and hundreds more injured following a football match, press upon us the perennial question of whether the world would be better if we banned sport.
I'll quote him at length: "If neonics are having an effect on bees, it may be a relatively small effect, [but] the question in my mind is: is that effect on pollination balanced off by the costs it would incur if we banned neonicotinoids?" That's a reasonable question - if short-term economic impact is the measure you value over long term environmental health.
