Sentence examples for should it emerge from inspiring English sources

How can large, long-lived organisms avoid the emergence of cancer or overcome its progression should it emerge?

An investigation into the affair by parliament in 1993 led to Fowler (now Lord Fowler) telling the home affairs select committee that the money would be returned should it emerge it had been stolen from shareholders.

Once Alexander had said he believed it was "cloud cuckoo land" the rate would be discarded despite Tory colleagues regarding him to agree he was not ideologically committed to it should it emerge to be unlucrative.

While Trump is free to repeal a predecessor's executive action, the memo would create encumbrances or embarrassments for his administration's legal staff should it emerge that he abrogated their bounds.

However, the effectiveness of these two strategies will depend on the susceptibility of the pandemic strain, should it emerge, to the stockpiled drugs and the protective immune response elicited by vaccines against the current H5N1 strains.

If I flipped it over for serving like an upside-down cake, shouldn't it emerge as golden as a pear tarte Tatin, but with a moist, cake-y layer that would be perfectly primed to sop up all the luscious pear drippings?

But just as everyone felt obliged to order Spycatcher from Australia after the Thatcher government banned its publication, we'll all feel obliged to watch this film should it ever emerge from what's left of Sony HQ.

Should it ever emerge that a rogue state, or terrorist group, has used illegally diverted material to make and let off a crude nuclear weapon, or even a less spectacular "dirty" radiological device, the power industry's hope of a nuclear future would be among the many victims.Fear of fuel diversion is growing, along with fear of proliferation in general.

You would arrive early the next two mornings to reposition your prey, if you could find it, and should you and it emerge together to close the deal at the lower price, what sweet triumph!

Ten points were deducted from the club's Scottish Premier League points tally and on 30 April the SPL will vote on sanctions that it might impose on the club should it re-emerge as a newco.

Although the epidemic was eventually controlled through the implementation of strict quarantine measures, there continues a need to investigate the SARS coronavirus (SARS-CoV) and develop interventions should it re-emerge.