Sentence examples for be sold depending on from inspiring English sources

In July, William Osborn, the chairman and C.E.O. of Northern Trust Corporation, and the Tribune director who led the auction of the company, told me that the Times might be sold, "depending on the price".

Growth – another fantasy we are being sold – depends on small business.

"The amount of payments are $10 to $15 per handset sold, depending on the number sold, for some handset models".

Because their store caters to both patients and potheads, they've also had to navigate the rules on the potency and amount of marijuana they're allowed to sell, depending on whether it's medical, edible or recreational.

A fixed-point problem is present, since the amount sold depends on the price of the illiquid asset itself: q ; = ; f(theta p,q)).

The second term α ∗,S related to the stock price, is an incentive to buy or sell depending on whether the weighted average of expected future value of the stock is larger or smaller than its current value.

You can even use the 'bag' that certain after dinner mints or chocolate candy are sold in, depending on what's available where you live.

Other divisions, like the airplane leasing subsidiary, are still expected to be sold separately, and depending on how the sales turn out some of those proceeds could help satisfy the Fed.

"And if the sponsor can't sell an apartment with a rent-regulated tenant," Mr. Shmulewitz said, "does that mean he must use his best efforts to try to buy out the tenant?" Indeed, the question of what types of apartments have to be sold could also depend on where the apartment is.

A further 2.5% will be sold at tiered prices, depending on a country's income.There is also new capacity to make the vaccines themselves.

They could be sold within five years, depending on the development of federal and state traffic safety regulations.