Sentence examples for depended on making from inspiring English sources
In one analyst's view, "good grades depended on making friends to study with".
But its success also depended on making a majority of voters comfortable with the notion of Romney taking over as President, a threshold he has so far failed to cross.
And with that, he was echoing the critic and essayist John Berger, who observed that the economic logic of fashion has always depended on making whatever style preceded that of the current moment look absurd.
Much of its success in recent years had depended on making loans to peripheral eurozone countries, many of which were now in deep trouble and possibly unable repay all their loans.
Its authors Damian Green, a front-bench spokesman on the environment, and Ian Taylor, an MP who left the Hague shadow cabinet because he could not accept the new harder line on Europe argued that regaining the trust of voters depended on making a credible commitment to publicly funded health and education services.Indeed the party has begun to look almost strangely united.
Success has been a mixed blessing for Diplo, whose work has depended on making connections between racially and economically diverse groups of artists and consumers ever since the release of his first mixtapes, "Favela on Blast," a collection of baile funk and Carioca sounds he compiled while on a trip to Brazil.
It depends on making one group—say men, or white people the default and everyone else the other.
Conservation also depends on making judgment calls about the effectiveness of political, economic and social strategies.
