Sentence examples for if damage from inspiring English sources

But what if damage is who you are?

"You really won't know if damage was done until fall," one senior network executive said.

If damage to NBC's image is a concern, Mr. Ebersol is certainly not voicing it.

If damage occurs, resistance to infection of the nervous system is decreased.

(In most cases, work can resume if damage is repaired and the shareholder adheres to what is approved, she said).

If damage is more significant, bypass surgery, stents, and even devices like implantable defibrillators may be warranted.

The Riots (Damages) Act 1886 specifies that if damage is caused by people "riotously and tumultuously assembled", local police authorities are required to compensate victims.

The first is compensation: the idea that if damage is done to our natural capital, there must be compensating increases elsewhere.

Customers will no longer have to pay for the first part of any insurance claim if damage is caused to their hire vehicle.

But it is also possible for turbulence to do damage to a plane, and some safety experts wonder if damage went undetected.

If damage is sufficiently severe, 'corrective' maintenance is required.