Sentence examples for began depending from inspiring English sources

Farmers, the region's biggest water users, began depending almost exclusively on wells.

But after the landfill closed in 2001, the city began depending more on privately owned land-based transfer stations and on trucks, which meant more air pollution.

The classroom teacher administered the pretest during class 1 2 d before the field test began, depending on class schedules.

How the incident began depends on whom one speaks to.

Dear Britain, The country I come from is where Europe technically ends today, or begins, depending on your journey.

The story of this disease begins, depending on whom you ask, somewhere from 1993 to 1995, some say in the forests near Santa Cruz or Big Sur, and according to much of the sudden oak death lore, in a backyard in these undulating foothills of Mount Tamalpais.

He said work could begin, depending on funding, in about 18 months' time.

There is a tiny learning curve to the device, one that requires you to stop making wild gestures and begin depending on subtle flicks of the wrist.

Normally, doors will open about an hour or so before a show begins, depending on the venue's rules.

We find that the likely semimajor axis of Theia, at the epoch when our simulations begin, depends on the assumed mass ratio of Earth Moon progenitors (8/1, 4/1, or 1/1).

When and where replication begins depends on the concentration of translated proteins around the RNA and so replication tends to begin in particular areas of the cell at different times.