Sentence examples for depends beyond from inspiring English sources

But the part about Mr. Bush's being weaker depends, beyond the numbers, on some pretty facile arguments.

Encouragement for this latter view comes from evidence that shows how language acquisition heavily depends, beyond environmental exposure, on a number of different factors, including working memory and general cognitive development (Seung and Chapman, 2000).

"THE prospect for peace and prosperity for the rest of this century and beyond depends as much on monetary policies as on any other factor".

Our economy depends on education beyond high school.

Mr. Bush's problem is that the economy essentially depends on factors beyond his control.

His credibility, in the Arab world and beyond, depends on his keeping that promise, steadily and robustly.

Senator McCain's slim hope of winning in Michigan and beyond depends on whether he can turn Mr. Bush's tactics against him.

Officials emphasize flexibility in the Baghdad strategy, saying some of it depends on events beyond the control of the allied commanders, like what happens to Mr. Hussein.

Success, he says, depends on thinking beyond a "one-to-one transition from book to e-book," and on doing more than replacing paper with pixels.

"Everyone understands that the future of the subregion and beyond depends on Mali's stabilization and development," the French foreign minister, Laurent Fabius, said at the Brussels conference.

Eastern Europe has demonstrated that, to some extent, a country's fate depends on circumstances beyond its control, like geography, natural resources or size.