Sentence examples for depending on future from inspiring English sources

In their simplest definition, derivatives are contracts that promise payments from one investor, or "counterparty," to another, depending on future events.

It was bought by the Formation Group earlier this year in a deal worth nearly £30m, one which will reportedly make Powell around £7.5m, depending on future performance.

The intensity of outcomes vary depending on future measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Amec dipped 3p to £10.75 despite hopes it would return cash to shareholders, depending on future acquisition opportunities.

Depending on future customer needs and requirements, different products and product designs force companies to change their production systems.

These have allowed executives such as Sir Martin to put their own money into company stock and then earn matching share grants depending on future performance.

Corrigan said that "would depend on future council decisions, but I for one certainly hope so".

That depends on future anti-discrimination laws, came the answer.

Further, some of the choices are complicated by scholarship-eligibility rules that depend on future income.

The savings that the system generates will depend on future electricity rates.

She said a planned second phase of renovations would depend on future fund-raising.