Sentence examples for depend on the confidence from inspiring English sources
Just as financial institutions depend on the confidence of those with whom they do business (as Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers discovered), automakers depend on the confidence of car buyers.
Credit ratings are particularly important for financial companies, which greatly depend on the confidence of their creditors and the companies they trade with.
Ratings downgrades are bad news for any company, particularly financial institutions that depend on the confidence of their creditors and the companies they trade with.
Whether the National Theatre's latest unruly juggernaut of a hit, One Man, Two Guvnors, a British re-imagining of a Carlo Goldoni farce, will also make the transition to universal appeal when it transfers to Broadway next year will depend on the confidence of the creative delivery, not just on the retention of the accents.
Leaked cables from the American embassy showed that in 2009, Mr Funes's aides suspected that the presidential palace was being bugged by party colleagues who had control of the intelligence service.Fortunately for Mr Funes, his position does not depend on the confidence of his colleagues, as Mr Barrow's does.
It may depend on the confidence of the nurse.
A lot will depend on the trust and confidence you have in your doctor.
Bankruptcy has long been considered a death knell for lenders, whose very existence depends on the confidence of its creditors and customers.
"If passions run high but choices are spread around, it is likely that the ultimate winner will be unpopular," Polsby wrote, "and, depending on the confidence of voters in the choice mechanism that produced him, possibly even damaged in his overall acceptability.
In evidential reasoning, the confidence on botnet detection (CF), as shown in Eq. 1, depends on the confidence on the detection of I&A (CF1) and C&C (CF2).
