Sentence examples for were to relax from inspiring English sources
Gulko's 20... Rbroughtght a new piece to the defense of his king, and, if Ye Jiangchuan were to relax, 21... Rh5 would win his queen.
If the Vietnamese government were to relax its curbs on the Internet, Mr. Binh said his annual growth in subscribers would jump from its current rate of 40percentto70percentcent.
If the United States were to relax its policy, she said, it would apply only to Haitians who were living in the United States and served with deportation orders before President Obama took office.
Granted, the limited palette of film scores sometimes results from the limited abilities of the practitioners, but almost any Hollywood tunesmith could achieve more distinctive results if the iron fist of cliché were to relax just a little.
In South Korea a maximum of 30% of an international school's pupils can be locals.Malaysia's experience shows what would happen if any of these were to relax their rules.
In the present climate of near-recession, sticking to its balanced-budget target for 2015 is foolish.Germans often respond by invoking worries about "moral hazard": the fear that, if they were to relax their fiscal stance, countries like France and Italy would fail to push through much-needed but politically challenging structural reforms.
The trick is to relax, apparently.
The real challenge is to relax.
A key to a long-distance flight is to relax.
After all, the whole point was to relax.
