Sentence examples for depending on understanding from inspiring English sources
To sum up, the success of CO2 in shale reservoirs is mainly depending on understanding its main mechanisms which are totally different from its mechanisms in conventional reservoirs.
In the normal way of things, avoiding such a recurrence depends on understanding how this one came about and learning from it.
The effect of believability on valence ratings was eliminated with semantic scrambling, as would be expected if valence depends on understanding the extent to which the statement is in accordance with one's beliefs.
The success of this dish depends on understanding the texture of squid or cuttlefish, which can also be used for this recipe.
Also, be honest with the professionals helping you, because their ability to support you depends on understanding what you are feeling.
Yet some of our most pressing environmental and economic decisions -- about managing global warming, finding new energy sources, predicting climate changes, sustaining fisheries and protecting coastal property -- depend on understanding the inner workings of our oceans.
At least Mr. Rylance and his producers hope so, given that -- Broadway's substantial Anglophilia notwithstanding -- a full appreciation of "Jerusalem" depends on understanding the socioeconomic trends that Mr. Kingsnorth laid out in "Real England".
After all, the humour in the double meaning of the message that "Our robots put people to work" depends on understanding that people do not necessarily want to work, if they have better things to do.
