Sentence examples for stands it will be from inspiring English sources

Assuming that this map stands, it will be a remarkable end for a state historic in its gerrymandering.

If the ruling stands, it will be a serious blow to medical research.

If the ruling stands, it will be necessary for a bill to be introduced in parliament.

Unfortunately, if this stands, it will be an invitation for burglars to pick on us all".

As it stands, it will be Ken Livingstone and Transport for London, in other words the taxpayer.

If that decision stands, it will be a major blow to her efforts to become prime minister and avoid early elections.

He predicted, "If they fall, we fall with them; if they stand, it will be because we have upholden them".

As things stand, it will be much more difficult to create global exchange-traded markets, handled by global banks from a handful of international centres.America gives a flavour of the sorts of barriers regulators are erecting against globalisation.

But Mark Isaac, vice president of the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, said, "If the court decision is allowed to stand, it will be a devastating blow to children's health".

One figure said that if "Jim doesn't stand it will be a disaster", but added he believed the shadow cabinet member could be persuaded.

As soon as Ms Lamont was gone, he was seen by many as the front-runner to replace her, with one figure saying "if Jim doesn't stand it will be a disaster".