Sentence examples for depend on how close from inspiring English sources

All measurements of time will depend on how close the clock is to one of the other stars, and so on.

Whether that does anything to shake up the seemingly unflappable Oosthuizen this weekend will largely depend on how close Woods can get on Saturday.

The political colouring of its anti-establishment parties may also depend on how close a country is to the North Sea or to the Mediterranean.

How much your flat's value will be affected will depend on how close the mast will be to your property, how well disguised it is, and your neighbourhood, advises estate agent Savills (www.savills.co.uk) Horror stories of people's homes sinking hugely in value as a consequence of a phone mast are likely to be only at the higher end of the property market.

Whether the government will impose mandatory regulations will depend on how close the country comes to the 2012 goal and whether new climate science justifies it, Bush said.

Now, as astronomers will report in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, a star's chances of being born in a cluster depend on how close it is to the galaxy's center.

For Rawls how justified one is in one's political convictions depends on how close one is to achieving reflective equilibrium.

Students of ancient DNA like them because each cell has lots of identical mitochondrial chromosomes, but only one or two copies (depending on how close it is to dividing) of the main nuclear chromosomes.

You could also make a stop at the store (depending on how close you live to one).

The one-way fare ranges from $129 to $299, depending on how close to your trip you book.

The show is heavily amplified, but the voice levels shift depending on how close the actor is to one of the many mikes.