Sentence examples for depending on how dangerous from inspiring English sources

Alan Johnson, Ms Smith's successor, responded by removing Professor Nutt from the committee.Theoretically, Britain's drug rules focus on the idea of harm reduction, with illegal drugs classified into one of three categories depending on how dangerous they are to their users, and to society as a whole.

The study also points to a recent survey of estimates based on occupational risk, which found a range from $500,000 to $21 million per statistical life year, depending on how dangerous the work is.

This depends on how fast things progress.

It's like a river that can be dangerous or useful depending on how people control and use it".

In fact each individual patient probably has his/her own threshold from which it could be dangerous to deviate, depending on how his/her tissues are trained to extract oxygen in situations of high oxygen demand [ 35] or insufficient oxygen transport, and depending on the intensity of the microcirculatory shunts [ 36] linked to the severity of the sepsis process.

Or 65, depending on how you count.

Depending on how you look at it.

Depending on how their football team does.

Schmidt: "Depending on how the law changes.

Depending on how the jam goes".

Depending on how much they could negotiate.