Sentence examples for it is ever to from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they think Cyprus will have to come to its senses if it is ever to reopen its banks.

But the government must still push through badly needed structural changes in its economy if it is ever to stoke enough growth to deal with an accumulated debt of 116 percent of gross domestic product, second only to Greece's in Europe's 16-nation monetary union.

Considering the outflow of 1.5m people from Kazakhstan over the past ten years mostly Russians and Germans also returning to their homelands the government has a long way to go if it is ever to see its empty steppes fill up.

It's important for IBM to be covered on all bases in storage if it is ever to meet its objective of being the No. 1 storage vendor.

So perhaps what Dawkinsite atheism needs today is its very own Alpha course – if it is ever to be more than increasingly hysterical sermons to the converted.

He is the kind of politician, "a supporter of the market economy, but regulated à la française", that the Socialist party needs if it is ever to cast off its anchors to the outdated left.

That could prove embarrassing if it were ever to happen.

Probably not, but if it were ever to be given, perhaps this performance would earn it.

It was clear that Tibet needed revolution if it was ever to change.

Obviously: it won't happen, and if it were ever to happen, the rule would carry no real force.

They fear that if it were ever to become a thriving port, then outsiders would flood in.