Sentence examples for if we withdraw from inspiring English sources

If we withdraw, even "partially", we lose it.

"If we withdraw support, the main problem will not be solved," he said.

But what if we withdraw and the country dissolves into full-blown civil war?

If we withdraw at this stage, all that we have accomplished will go down the drain".

It was "deeply irresponsible of him to talk Britain down - ludicrously predicting 'decades' of woe if we withdraw".

If we withdraw, there will be chaos, there will be genocide, and they will follow us home.

If we withdrew, the Iranians would demand redress, and the other parties would be sympathetic.

I also doubt there would be a major haemorrhaging of investment if we withdrew from the single market.

But if we withdrew, I do think that Britain would find it much to defend the cause of human rights in Belarus, say.

Also, if we withdrew the Communists (Hanoi & Peking) would have it within their power to make the political consequences extremely disagreeable both in Southeast Asia & in this country.

This is a reprise of the argument that proved so persuasive during the Vietnam War -- that there would be a blood bath if we withdrew.