Sentence examples for coming depending from inspiring English sources

This can get you into difficult situations as you can accidentally make a statement instead of asking a question – eg Vous ne venez pas? – translating as "Are you not coming?" or "You are not coming," depending on intonation.

Different distance circles around the parks indicate from where most of the users are coming, depending on park category.

There are five different tax rates on capital gains -- and more to come -- depending on the type of asset and how long it was held.

There could be further opportunities to come, depending on selection, at the World Cup meetings in Beijing and London early next year, ahead of the World Championships in Melbourne in April.

The e-mail may take more or less time to come depending on the size of the video and how many people are using the site.

When that days comes depends on how fast Iran can shrink its nuclear programme.

Action, when it finally came, depended largely on individual governments, and results were mixed, he said.

The shape and speed of this change to come depends on the success with which the polytechnics are established".

The future of Iraq, the standard of living and the potential educational and social prospects for generations to come depend on how Iraq's oil is managed.

But Mr Chávez's hopes of remaining in power for decades to come depend, as ever, on the price of oil.

"What is to come depends entirely upon the extent of openness, honesty and completeness that follows.