Sentence examples for depending on whether they win from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's advisers have been laying out certain strategies for the crush of states that vote on Feb. 5, depending on whether they win or lose.

KEY TO SEASON: Their playoff status could depend on whether they win more 12-10 games than they lose.

"A lot will depend on whether they win or lose," he said, stating the obvious, then added, "Ninety-five percent will be correlated with the talent they have and 5percentt on the job they do".

Winning your case could very easily depend on whether you have a trained professional on your side.

Whether it does them any good will depend on whether they are able to bury their ancient prejudices and remember what it is that the Tory party has excelled at in the past: winning power.

"It will depend on whether they improve".

Russia's future may depend on whether they do.

Much will depend on whether they can persuade investors to believe them.

"Whether you impeach somebody doesn't depend on whether they violate the law," Mukasey said.

"It all depends on whether they want to surrender".

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