Sentence examples for depending on how successful from inspiring English sources
Depending on how successful we are in our Kickstarter campaign, one of the things we'd like to do is develop the technology even further, so we can develop the 3D sensors in the phone to another level.
It's almost like people change their morals depending on how successful people are.
Depending on how successful the two are in pioneering the ads, more companies could follow suit, Ms. Steele said.
Depending on how successful the Friday nights are, Mr. Sachs added, he may look for a corporate sponsorship to help pay the costs.
Under the deal, Lilly will pay up to $500m to share rights to the drug, depending on how successful it ends up being.
A normal record deal today would usually give an artist 12-20% of revenue from sales depending on how successful they are at the point of signing (only the bigger artists get anything close to 20%).
The success of Trump's plan could depend on how successful his aides and Republican staff on the Hill are in avoiding a major loophole that could be created by his plan.
He added: "It all depends on how successful the magazine is in London.
And where the sport is going depends on how successful it is at penetrating new markets — like New York.
Whether that will work will depend on how successful he is at explaining to voters that in crusading against pork-barrel projects, he is fighting to change Washington.
