Sentence examples for depend on share from inspiring English sources
Bonuses that drive CEOs depend on share price, an incentive to inflate thin-air accounting.
Their defined-benefit (DB) scheme, with its guaranteed payouts, will be wholly supplanted by a defined-contribution (DC) arrangement, where the returns depend on share performance.
Even in the current volatile stock market, where many stocks are worth less today than they were a year ago, executives have persuaded corporate boards and shareholders to fork over bigger and bigger awards -- some of which do not depend on share prices.
Some important ratios do not depend on share price.
Many marriages depend on shared interests, of course, but for husband-and-wife teams in the demanding restaurant business - a work day can run from 9 A.M. until well past midnight - can there be too much of a good thing?
In a phone call to Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir, Jeremy Hunt warned that "friendships depend on shared values".
Obviously, alliances would depend on shared goals and those could range from support for a two-state solution, a bi-national state, or even a "Northern Ireland" model applied to the Occupied Territories.
Comedians always claim to be equal-opportunity offenders, but comedy depends on shared assumptions, and one doesn't get the feeling that the "Saturday Night Live" staff shares many of the conservative movement's assumptions about Obama.
In approaching metaphor computationally, some authors, e.g., Dedre Gentner (see Falkenhainer et al. 1989), have viewed it as depending on shared properties and relational structure (while allowing for discordant ones), directly attached to the concepts being compared.
Representative government depends on shared experiences, common knowledge and a host of unanticipated, unchosen encounters.
