Sentence examples for depending on next from inspiring English sources

The Knicks know that Houston will seek a seven-year deal that, depending on next season's salary cap, could be worth as much as $125.65 million.

A Brexit vote would be likely to lead to more forceful and frequent calls for referendums on the EU in Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands - and depending on next year's presidential elections, in France – that could prove increasingly difficult for weaker governments to ignore.

* Be sure the benefits you've come to depend on are there for the next generation.

Both are possible, depending on the next two days.

Then, depending on the next day's schedule, possibly a late movie.

It'll also tweak its recommendations depending on the next few days' weather when you're using it.

Depending on the next signals from DeVos, the AGs might be well-advised to enter the new gainful employment lawsuit as well.

You may place it behind you or to the front depending on your next move.

You can turn it into a different lesson with another class about evolution, natural selection, or genes depending on the next class' ability.

Football Association of Wales  chief executive Jonathan Ford had hinted much could depend on the next two results in the next two World Cup qualifiers.

Does Scott's job hang in the balance depending on what happens next season?