Sentence examples for depended either on from inspiring English sources

About 6,000 Lebanese families in the region depended either on money earned from jobs in Israel or on the salaries Israel paid to some local doctors, teachers and civil administrators.

A eurozone with many countries depended either on political union and a cultural embrace of such integration from all members, or a determined ambiguity in which tensions were largely hidden and rules overturned – in essence, a eurozone busking it.

The Victorian version of globalization -- which depended either on colonialism, or on the support of domestic elites so disconnected from the local population that they might as well have been colonists -- began to fall apart in 1911, when Mexicans rebelled against the rule of the "scientific" dictator Porfirio Diaz.

Nothing depends either on one's own efforts or on the efforts of others.

And best not to depend, either, on suggestions from the wilder fringe that voluntary euthanasia may solve the problem.

Securing the capital is likely to depend either on foreign troops, or the GNA securing agreement with a number of Tripoli militias to act as its security force.

Notions as to what it is like depend either on certain canonical but bewildering reports of it (Ezekiel, Isaiah, Revelation) or on hints gathered during one's earthly life.

The ratio was found not to depend either on t-butanol concentration or on gas flow rate.

Glucose dehydrogenase from Bacillus sp. served as a convenient model of synthetic enzymes that depend either on NAD+ or NADP+.

The Hölder continuity and Harnack inequality are known if p does not depend either on t or on x.

We show the application of this framework on problems with objective functions depending either on the allocation of resources to tasks or on the scheduling part.