Sentence examples for deep depends from inspiring English sources

Whanyinna, which has foundations running 11ft deep, depends on voluntary donations for its survival, including teacher's salaries of 10,000 naira (£34) per month.

This "ice scour" occurs along coastlines at high latitudes in water up to about 1,600 feet deep, depending on iceberg size.

Nowhere is that more true than aboard submarines, where life and death in the deep depend on clarity of communication and where a smaller crew gives greater weight to each individual's decisions.

"Yes, he's always been important for us, another player: when the ball comes out from deep, depending on whether your opponents have one or two [forwards], the goalkeeper plays.

During diapause, copepods gather in layers, generally between 500 and 3500 meters deep depending on the species, for 6 months at a stretch.

The main compartment is a big open space about 8 inches wide by 6 inches long by 1.5- to 3-inches deep depending on whether or not you've opted to employ the outside zipper expansion.

The Outlet site was relatively deep (~1-1.5 m deep, depending upon precipitation and evaporation) and wide (2 m wide at culvert) compared to the other sites thus resulting in greater flow.

You should be cutting about a quarter of an inch deep, depending on the thickness of the fruit.

Most new offices settled around a standard size, 9 feet wide by between 20 feet to 30 feet deep, depending on the height of the ceiling, with multiple small windows considered better than a few larger ones.

Give your hermit crab a one to two inch deep (depending on the size) bathing and sinking bowl to keep its gills and body moist.

Just make a loosely packed layer an inch or so deep, depending on how much sauce you want to make and how large a dish you have.