Sentence examples similar to were problems to arise from inspiring English sources

Were these problems to arise, the newly found budget opportunity could rapidly evaporate.

We have allowed this problem to arise, and been deaf to public concern.

Mr. Karmanos has said the charismatic and persuasive Mr. Kilpatrick can be a valuable asset to the company but would be fired if more legal problems were to arise.

For these participants, it might be enough to just establish contact as a way of intervening proactively if problems were to arise later on.

Perhaps it might make sense to have two physicians there at the same time so that one might treat the other if similar problems were to arise in the future.

In the unlikely event of a discernible worsening of air quality in the WEZ area, we would implement targeted local measures, in the same way as in other localised parts of central London if such problems were to arise.

Sir Richard also told me that if problems were to arise - if lemurs started eating the dwarf gecko, for example - he would take measures to deal with that.

"If such problems were to arise on a large scale, the housing market could experience even greater disruptions than have already occurred, resulting in significant harm to major financial institutions," the report states.

Therefore, if any problem were to arise, it would entirely be the patient's own responsibility.

If a problem were to arise, he says, on-board gyroscopes and accelerometers would be able to work out a drone's approximate position.Yet risks go beyond accidents.

Problems were going to arise — the tragedy was one of timing, not of chance.