Sentence examples for depending on whether we from inspiring English sources

Gary said: 'We were persuaded to accept one-off payments ranging from £21,000 to £80,000, depending on whether we had dependants, because there was an assumption that we were facing imminent death.' Because all the victims signed the waiver preventing further legal action, they have very limited options for the future, apart from asking the government for more money.

NC(_{mathrm{i}}) may be a variable or a vector of variables depending on whether we include one or many of the measures for non-cognitive skills in the regression.

"All my plans shift, depending on whether we have a one-hour or two-hour delay or a school closing," said Marcia Meislin of Hartsdale, a management consultant and the mother of two sons.

"He will be a good addition as now we have different options depending on whether we want to play one way or another.

Following these steps will shrink the image by one pixel in our chosen dimension (depending on whether we're making the image shorter or skinnier).

"We'll be watering them throughout the year, depending on whether we have rain or not," he said.

"Much will depend on whether we have a new government in Belgrade that is E.U.-friendly".

"It's really going to depend on whether we are able to find work," he said.

Either they are here, or they are not, and that does not depend on whether we look for them.

"History," he said, "tells us we have never been favourites but our energy and enthusiasm doesn't depend on whether we are favourites.

That would depend on whether we want the best people at the top, surely, or just the cheapest way to get some people to fill up the top?