Sentence examples for depending on to from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it means something completely different depending on to which context you're applying this particular notion.

The timing is also bad with Russia, which Mr. Obama is depending on to help resolve the war in Syria.

A car bomb exploded late Wednesday outside the home of Sheik Majid Ali Suleiman, the powerful tribal leader the Americans were depending on to make their experiment work.

With images of a shuttered mill and a modest cabin, the advertisement should also appeal to the working-class voters that Mrs. Clinton is depending on to deliver her a victory in the state's primary on April 22.

Strong finishes, they say, will give him momentum for the South Carolina primary on Feb. 3, which begins a set of Southern primaries that Mr. Edwards is depending on to stop Dr. Dean.

The "risky tax scheme" that he invokes is a direct threat to two tenets of Democratic orthodoxy -- Social Security and Medicare -- that baby boomers are now either depending on to help their parents or expecting to receive themselves.

Who do businesses depend on to train their workers?

And there were people he depends on to go to for certain things.

We're not depending on advertising to sustain to this.

Millions of American women are depending on us to succeed.

Depending on technology to do this creates miscommunication and doubt.