Sentence examples for truth that if from inspiring English sources

But we must face the truth that if we want to invite more competition, more investment, and more innovation into an industry we need to get government out.

Instead, "The Summit" simply accepts the age-old truth that if there is a mountain on the planet, someone will try to reach the top of it.

Wallander is living proof of the Nietzschean truth that if you gaze for long into the abyss, the abyss gazes into you.

"It is unlawful to mislead consumers from the truth that if they're buying from the defendants, they're supporting animal abuse," said Matthew Penzer, legal counsel for PETA.

On the first count, enlightened and ideologically flexible Tories should mull over a simple truth: that if they do not change, the electoral price could be punishing.

"I thought that it was something to do with the truth, that if you told the story, that's what the song was about".

But some respond that we cannot even hold the hope, since it clearly contradicts the revealed truth that many, if not most, will be eternally damned.

"To tell you the truth, if that's the story they gave me, I would rock that story," he added.

The Tories have made, for them, a cardinal mistake in that they admitted the truth - that if you take 10% off the health service or schools or policing, you've cut into the jobs, the services, the expectations.

The truth is that if England are to regain the Ashes in 2015 they need Finn.

The truth is that if we do not act now, we will surely act later.