Sentence examples for were to seek from inspiring English sources

It would not surprise me in the least if McDougall were to seek a judicial review.

It would be best all around if they were to seek vocational satisfaction in some other venue.

Unless Mr. Craig were to seek re-election, Republicans were confident they could hold the seat in the conservative state.

Labour members said their demands were "to seek absolute clarification from the new Scottish Government" on funding.

Mrs Arroyo said that if she were to seek re-election it would exacerbate deep political and social divisions.

Santorum hurt himself with statements that English would have to be the official language if the US territory were to seek statehood.

If United were to seek bankruptcy protection, and the leases were canceled, those benefits would have to be paid back to the company.

But if you were to seek the view of the medical establishment, you'd find the strangest fact about this disease: morgellons doesn't exist.

As for the plight of the Gazans, that could be ended tomorrow if the Gazan leadership were to seek peace rather than war.

Significantly, however, the same constraint might not apply to the Tories if they were to seek an arrangement with the nationalists after 7 May.

If only the sick were to seek coverage, costs would explode, so the law requires everyone to be insured or pay a fine.