Sentence examples for could be depending from inspiring English sources
Let's consider what the consequences of Eastleigh could be, depending on which party wins.
And it's still two years away, which could be, depending on how the Gedes play their hand, never or forever.
While the DfE's guidance states that schools must explain to parents how they can contest an exclusion – which could be, depending on the type of school, via the local authority or, in the case of academies, the governing body – some of the parents the Guardian spoke to said their complaints were largely ignored.
As interesting as the class work could be (depending on the teacher), the real business of getting to know how music works took place in instrument lessons, and, after a couple of years, the orchestra or band, which gave students a taste of performing music rather than absorbing it passively.
In some of the more progressive states, and potentially even under the ADA, discrimination based on weight might in fact be impermissible, that is if obesity is considered a disability or a medical condition (which it very plausibly could be, depending on severity).
After both conducting and participating in a great many mescaline and LSD sessions — at the time it was routine for scientists to test drugs on themselves — the researchers observed how variable the experience could be, depending on circumstance and mind-set.
The process was now manipulated so that only the names of men who could be depended upon were drawn.
The effect of your prose could be helpful or not, but at least your words could be depended upon.
'For quite a while, he could be depended on to like boys who didn't like boys,' Alan Jenkins comments, 'and he's always liked and fancied black boys.
If everyone could be depended upon to spout such succinct, ornery — and, often, bizarre — opinions, the task of the time-pressed reporter would be a bit easier.
Stark was even recommended a specific surveyor, reasonably priced, who could be depended on to submit the sort of findings required.
