Sentence examples for depending on driving from inspiring English sources

Your MPGe and range will vary depending on driving conditions, how you drive and maintain your vehicle, battery age/condition, and other factors.

When fully topped up with fuel, range is estimated from 600 to 700 miles, depending on driving conditions.

Deliveries of the the Mitsubishi i are set to begin in early 2012, and the new figures will be a welcome boost to Mitsubishi - along with the news that the car's driving range was rated at between 62 miles and 98 miles (100 km - 158 km), depending on driving conditions, suggesting it has not overstate the 85 mile (137 km) range.

Its range is 80 to 100 miles, depending on driving style, and an optional gasoline-powered range extender — a 650-cubic-centimeter 2-cylinder BMW motorcycle engine that includes a two-gallon gasoline tank mounted in the front of the car — adds another 100 miles or so to that, Mr. Walter said.

E-Tron's air intakes open and close depending on driving conditions, decreasing drag on the car and improving driving range.

The intensity of deforestation has differed by region depending on driving factors like roads and economic activities.

The move has hit the immigrant community hard, particularly in the suburbs, where public transportation is limited, and many depend on driving for their jobs as house cleaners, nannies, landscapers and construction and restaurant workers.

"This is sexism under the name of showing concern -- whether one can park well depends on driving skills, not gender," said one user.

It played on the Mayan calendar's prediction that the world will end in 2012:  Survival depends on driving a Chevrolet Silverado a Ford F-150 pick-up truck does not get its passengers to the meeting point.

Mode competition in longitudinal and transverse direction strongly depends on driving the current [29].

The actuator performance depends on driving magnetic field and the particular magnetic properties of used materials.