Example sentences of "[noun pl] if [pron] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | This suggests that patients might be discouraged from taking overdoses if their general practitioners were seen is more willing to discuss psychological and social difficulties , or if other mental health professionals were available in health centres . |
2 | Second , a charge to capital gains tax arises on the settlors in respect of gains of new trusts if their close relatives can benefit . |
3 | There are no charges for Switch transactions if your current account remains in credit . |
4 | Public sector borrowing is very highly inflationary in a recession and you should n't raise taxes if your underlying PSBR ( Public Sector Borrowing Rate ) is OK . |
5 | I wish my right hon. Friend luck in his negotiations over the common agricultural policy , but I do not believe that if it were modified , as a result of my right hon. Friend 's efforts , to suit all our needs , the British farming industry would be able to take sufficient advantage of the improved conditions if its own marketing arrangements had not also been improved . |
6 | Children are seen as needing long-term substitute families if their own parents can not meet all their needs ; if for example , there is no consistent or affectionate relationship with the parent , or if contact is only sporadic . |
7 | Varese 's Arcana needs equal pains if its enormous forces are to operate with clarity . |
8 | However , in the end most people , including John Taylor , have come to the conclusion that black holes must radiate like hot bodies if our other ideas about general relativity and quantum mechanics are correct . |
9 | Sponsors could now be liable to criminal charges if their sponsored relatives had ‘ recourse to public funds ’ . |
10 | Each can receive impulses from other cells , and each will ’ fire ’ and so stimulate other neurones if its own inputs trigger it . |
11 | It will be Bingham 's greatest-ever triumph against the odds if his re-emerging team manage to put the brakes on Jack Charlton 's drive to the United States finals next year . |
12 | Imagine the consequences if its entire contents were to escape into the atmosphere . |
13 | BNF is currently the world 's only supplier of fuel for AGRs , and Scottish Nuclear , which is expected to make profits of around £28 million this year from supplying electricity to ScottishPower and Scottish Hydro-Electric , is considering putting up the money to build the necessary fuel production facilities if its latest move comes to anything . |