Sentence examples for depending on how bad from inspiring English sources

Not yet, but depending on how bad things get, who knows?

But they can't work miracles, and depending on how bad the break is, they may have to send the boots away for repair.

The geography, what with the hills rising on either side, pretty much requires you to focus on the thing that is about to happen in front of you — you can see it coming, and sometimes from quite a distance, depending on how bad the backup is.

"We'll then start work on the structure of the track which, depending on how bad it is, it could take from between three days and five days to fix".

It could, depending on how bad the recession gets, cost a lot someday in bad loans, but it also made it cheaper for ABN Amro to buy out Banco Real's minority shareholders.

Depending on how bad it gets in the US, there may be international backlash.

Obviously, the strength of this argument depends on how bad one takes paternalism to be.

This depends on how bad the situation at rue21 is.

A second source said the plan would depend on "how bad" May's election results are, but felt it was "a bit early" for such a challenge.

"You try to live a better life, but at the same token, I guess it depends on how bad a life you were living before".

"It depends on how bad things are," Mr. Bramson said, referring to the results of a status report on soil conditions expected shortly from the State Department of Environmental Conservation.