Sentence examples for depend for the from inspiring English sources

Even the fragile peace that prevails will depend, for the foreseeable future, on the willingness of foreign governments to provide military force sufficient to deter the various factions from going after one another once again.

There's no guarantee, of course, that increased financing will result in better student performance, but without sweeping changes, education quality will continue to depend for the most part on where students live.

Third, Athens now built the Long Walls connecting it to Piraeus and thus the sea and enabling Athens to depend for the future on the produce of its empire if absolutely necessary.

The president was explicit, both in public comments and in private statements to him and to Mr. Graham, Mr. Reilly said, that the United States would depend for the foreseeable future on oil and natural gas from beneath the Gulf of Mexico.

But it would also mean cutting out the retailers, who currently take a margin of 10- 50% on record sales—and the music retail business is dominated by a few big, powerful players on whom the record companies still depend for the vast bulk of their sales, and whom they do not want to antagonise.

One reason of so called dark noise of photoreceptor appears, it will depend (for the reason) on temperature and number of rhodopsin molecules in a rod cell.

Saudi Arabia unveiled a reform plan this year to wean the economy off its addiction to oil, on which the government depends for the overwhelming share of its revenues.

The costs of war spiralled to an estimated $23 billion in 2015 even as oil prices, on which Iraq depends for the bulk of its revenues, have halved.

At Grieger, we were met by Dagmar Miethke, who was Struth's "special person" there, and on whose eye and taste he depends for the finish of his photographs.

The success of the 1966 play (starring Lee Remick on Broadway and Honor Blackman in London) and the 1967 film (with Audrey Hepburn) depended for the most part on the performance of the leading lady.

President Ali Abdullah Saleh said today that his security forces were closing in on two suspected Qaeda terrorists sought by the United States, but that he was depending for the moment on tribal chieftains to locate the men and persuade them to surrender.