Sentence examples for depend in some from inspiring English sources

By Jerome Groopman The future of the life sciences in America may depend, in some small part, on the opinions of a bioethicist named Dr. Leon R. Kass.

It affects men, too, who depend in some way on women, whether as wives, daughters or providers of care and health services.

But whether that happens will depend, in some part, on whether the members in both chambers feel they can take the new president at his word.

Fairy tales, however many times they are transformed, depend in some part for their effect on an air of sincerity, of urgent seriousness.

The future of the life sciences in America may depend, in some small part, on the opinions of a bioethicist named Dr. Leon R. Kass.

Strategic thinkers in the Pakistani military constructed the document to coax sympathy from NATO governments on whom they continue to depend in some respects, and it includes a measured, sensible call for "humility and understanding".

By 2007, around one in five Irish jobs depended in some way on the property market.

That it is now possible to describe the American experiment in these terms depends in some part upon Hillary Clinton herself, and the politics that moved through her.

That depends, in some measure, on how well they can explain what they'd like to do to the tax code, and why.

To me, Justin's story suggests that the outcome for autistic students depends in some significant part on resources and how they are spent, rather than the intrinsic nature of a student's condition.

In a society in which the understanding of science is already marginal — and where, at the same time, the continued health of modern society as it meets the challenges of the twenty-first century depends, in some sense, on our ability to utilize our scientific knowledge, both to create new technologies and to help guide rational public policies — this is the last thing we need.