Sentence examples for chance depends from inspiring English sources

She thinks whether or not he stands a chance depends on who he stands against.

But whether he gets that chance depends, with brutal certainty, on ratings for coming episodes.

Whether they get the chance depends on what role energy efficiency plays in the climate targets the EU will set later this year.

The Indians' chance depends largely on the bounty they received from trading 17 veterans in the last three years, including most of the stars of the 2007 team that missed the World Series by one victory.

Indeed, many such views will even endorse stronger principles, such as that the chances supervene on the physical properties of the trial device alone, or that the chance depends on some particular dispositional property of the chance setup (as in propensity theories).

Whether they'll get that chance depends entirely on how they've performed in recent national polls a metric that some pollsters are wary of employing for such a significant event, especially as voters are only just starting to pay attention to the candidates now crisscrossing the country looking for their vote" [National Journal].

IR: No, I think it's just chance, depending on your circumstance, you can murder someone and either end up on death row or as a bestselling crime writer.

Whether that strategy had a chance depended partly on the powers that this as-yet-unnamed person could wield to force the kinds of changes that Detroit, its unions, its suppliers and its creditors have resisted since the Chevrolet Caprice convertible rolled onto car lots in the mid-1970s.

Then come the end of the season we'll be up there with a chance depending on whether other results going our way".

On another model, called the Gelman-Kaplan model, you have a higher chance depending on what state you're in.

The number injured or killed would have been down to sheer chance, depending on how busy the carriage had been as it approached Stratford.