Sentence examples for depending on its performance from inspiring English sources

Beyond that there isn't much to say, but it does look like an effective little camera, and depending on its performance, a worthy competitor to Panasonic.

The show will be hosted by British celebrity and model Alexa Chun and begin airing this summer, with plans to move it to the network's coveted after-school timeslot depending on its performance.

Mr. Landgraf said the service would probably keep using incentives, depending on its performance.

Cordiant is paying $4.2 million in stock and cash to acquire Bulletin International, with an additional stock payment possible depending on its performance through 2003.

The agreement calls for Gryphon, a private equity firm in San Francisco,, to pay as much as $20 million more for the unit depending on its performance, A.& P. said.

Depending on its performance in the election, Hamas may insist on some jobs, though it may well prefer to stick to uncontroversial ones that will give it a chance to showcase its reputation for efficiency and clean hands, such as the education or health portfolios.

Chief executive Terry Burman said that while results for the full year will depend on its performance over Christmas, when it earns most of its profit, it is already clear that it will miss forecasts after a sharp fall in US sales in recent weeks.

But she said that since the company was now forecasting an especially slow first quarter -- sales growth of 13percentto22percentcent -- its success would depend on its performance later this year.

The assurance, together with those tested accuracies, makes Egnos now suitable for applications where lives may depend on its performance.

We survive and depend on this rain phenomena and much of India's produce depends on its performance - the monsoons I mean," the actor wrote on his blog.

How an emerging non-volatile memory fits into today's landscape of existing memory technologies will depend on its performance, and this will partly depend on the physics governing the operation of an individual cell.