For years, banking decisions depended not so much on creditworthiness as on personal ties to government officials and even bribery.
The debate, she said, depended not on surprise, but on the audience's familiarity with the collection of faces.
They depended not simply on individual conscience but on an instructed conscience that resulted from participation in the life of the church.
The durability of the Assad rule has depended not only on coercion and hegemony but also on co-option and the balancing of various interest and communal groups.
It didn't work: the survival rate depended not on the width of the surgical margin but on the cancer's metastatic reach before surgery.
Value depended not only on aesthetics, but more importantly on the uses to which objects could be put in the service of devotion.
The English law tradition depended not on abstract scholarly commentaries but on detailed judicial rulings about specific points of law arising in practice.
Yet their postwar mental health depended not on their exposure to war but on how their families and villages received them.
Mr Delors depended not only on a close Franco-German alliance, but also on the self-confidence of these countries, which are both now in a defensive funk.
The distinction depended not on the time of day but on the mood of the prison, which Henry would have to learn to read if he hoped to survive.
But Long always had an artist's sensibility and recalls thinking it interesting that the secondary school you attended in Bristol depended not on location, but on which bus route you lived on.
