Sentence examples for should matters from inspiring English sources

Should matters turn bleak, expect history to repeat itself.

The FCO has responded by insisting on its right, should matters reach such a point, to enter the embassy.

For most of the first half of Thatcher's regime, Walker was clearly a frontrunner to succeed her, should matters go badly wrong.

This was police militarization, border-style: a surveillance helicopter beat the air overhead (a department drone had recently crashed), and a Ballistic Armored Tactical Transport vehicle waited back at the station, should matters escalate.

It meant that, should matters come down to it, they would have four overs with a second new ball in which to try to finish things off: well judged by batsman and captain.

For example, observations about the jury or the judge during a case would be unacceptable; personal assessments of witness credibility or evidential integrity should be precluded, as should matters of confidentiality and hearings in camera.

That should matter to shareholders.

Prior arrests should matter.

The difference should matter for critics.

None of this, however, should matter.

In theory, the context should matter.