Sentence examples for depending to some from inspiring English sources

Depending to some extent on what Mr. Perry and Mr. Abbott decide to do, there could be seven open seats on the statewide ballot next year.

German electricity prices would probably go up, depending to some extent on the price of gas and carbon, because although new nuclear plants are expensive, old, depreciated ones make cheap electricity.

David Snow's "Nice Girls Don't" (2002), a more whimsical work for piano trio and recorded sound, moves breezily through pop, jazz and dance styles, depending to some extent on the recorded part.

You could say, depending to some degree on your politics, that it was where prisoners rioted on Sept. 9, 1971, then held guards and other prison employees hostage for four days in the yard of Cellblock D until state troopers moved in with force to regain control for the lawful authorities.

We are already familiar with morality depending to some extent on arbitrary facts about the world: if one thinks about the particular requirements that he or she is under, one will note straightaway the extent to which these requirements have resulted from contingent and indeed fluky facts about oneself, one's relationships, and one's circumstances.

miRNAs can induce translational repression of a target transcript and/or mRNA degradation depending to some extent on the degree of complementarity between the miRNA and binding sites in the 3' untranslated regions (3'UTR) of its target [ 1- 3].

That depends to some degree on you, dear reader.

Impulse depends to some extent on a cell size.

The answer depends to some extent on Windows 2000.

That could depend to some extent on Eylea's sales.

One vote depends to some extent on the other.