Sentence examples for depending on your damage from inspiring English sources

You can get up to five one-ups depending on your damage dealt.

Unless you have an "All-weather" flag, don't fly it in inclement weather, it could be damaged, and depending on your state, you could face criminal charges.

Connecticut officials may end up with a similar solution to the one engineers in New York settled on, depending on the damage to the overpass's internal structure.

The cost is $20 to $25 a piece, depending on the damage.

Depending on the damage, the costs of restoration and transportation could be many thousands of dollars.

Depending on the damage, the highway could be closed even longer, Mr. Nursick said on Friday afternoon.

After this, the material exhibited hardening behaviour followed by softening, depending on the damage state.

"We will decide on the resume of the UFG [Ulchi Freedom Guardian] exercise after the typhoon depending on the damage or effect of it".

The AA's Darron Burness says: "Although the predicted storm may pass through fairly quickly, the impact could last much longer, depending on the damage caused.

Depending on the damage parameters, such defects may also affect the post-buckling behaviour and consequently the structural performance.

Accordingly, neutrophil infiltration appeared variable, depending on the damage insult.