Sentence examples for should it ever be from inspiring English sources

If Twitter is a company being valued on people's widespread love of its product, Spotify is a company being valued on the promise that people outside of Western Europe will love its product, should it ever be launched to the wide-world.

There is, however, strong precedent for its legality should it ever be challenged in federal court.

Forced to purchase hastily a similar-looking vole online, at replaceyourdeadclassvole.com, we returned it only after having given it a thorough Martin Guerre-schoolingooling in the exact details of its supposed former life, should it ever be grilled by my son's suspicious headmistress about its changed shoe size.

"The very nature of Keystone XL's newsworthiness, should it ever be built, increases its attractiveness as a target to terrorists: Keystone XL, aside from being a 'soft' target just like any other pipeline, has a built-in emotional impact that can't be denied or wished away," he wrote in the report's introduction.

Nor should it ever be attempted in that way again".

Should it ever be necessary, I want to be able to prove who has not been to my house".

Should it ever have been kept like that?

Globetrotting for business or pleasure should be as glamorous as it ever was, even if for safety's sake today we leave our family heirloom diamonds at home.

New Zealand's heart-throb of the NBA is tall and strong and cool, and one gets the feeling that he'd be extremely capable of taking care of business should it ever need to be taken care of.

In the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the federal government announced plans to have 40 million additional doses stockpiled by the summer of 2002, so that this disease, should it ever reappear, can be eradicated a second time.

And the big milk processing companies, who have the most to lose should it ever truly take off, are not falling over themselves to sing its praises.