Sentence examples for because it depends less from inspiring English sources
ThyssenKrupp of Germany held up better, sliding just 2.7percentt, because it depends less on steel sales for its profit than its rivals do.
So now, whether the futures price is above or below the spot price, is less clear here, because it depends on whether the interest rate is higher than the dividend rate or lower.
After its release, she rejected claims by victims' advocates that it was less than valid because it depended solely on what bishops had reported from their files.
Birds fight less because it's less crowded.
Because people depend less than rodents on the sense of smell, we might have comparatively less of these neurons to begin with, Macklis says.
Sample size considerations for cause-specific mortality surveys are complex because they depend less on total numbers of deaths and more on the number of cases for the nth ranked cause of death of interest, given that ranked cause-specific mortality fractions in a population tend to decline exponentially (13).
That's because in the future our survival will depend less on how good we are at getting people to buy their first mobile phone from us and more on how good we are at retaining customers, getting more value out of them, and attracting them from other mobile phone companies.
The big disconnect between corporate profits and jobs is likely to continue because America's big businesses are depending less and less on U.S. sales and U.S. workers.
Larger funds also depend less on performance fees because their management fees bring in so much cash.
