Sentence examples for if repair from inspiring English sources

If repair fails, there's always replacement.

When agents of HADES find irregularity in themselves they first try to repair, and will self-kill if repair fails.

If repair cannot be effected, though (as is the case in arthritis), the signalling never stops.

This is problematic because studies show that leakage rates can increase over time if repair work is put off.

If repair of damaged DNA is slow, error-prone, or not accomplished at all and cell replication occurs, the damage is amplified and becomes a permanent (fixed) mutation.

Field surveyor Angus Hemmings climbed Ben Nevis to check if repair work to the stone cairn at the peak had affected the trig pillar, a surveying station at the top of the mountain.

But that could evaporate if repairs take until January, as early estimates suggest.

If repaired, this deliberately introduced damage allows biologists to edit the genome of cells, but if left unrepaired, it will cause cells to die.

However, this only applies if repairs are partly funded by a central government grant, which means there are numerous major works schemes where the cap doesn't apply.

However, in certain cases, if repairing the dam is not cost-effective, it can be demolished, which has the potential to disturb the surrounding ecosystem.

Insurance companies generally won't fix a car if repairs cost more than 65% of the value of the car.