Sentence examples for depends considerable from inspiring English sources
In the presence of Cl− ions, the anodic voltammograms depends considerable on the concentration of Cl− ions.
Prosperity depended in considerable measure upon a world calamity, but in the United States it was ascribed only to domestic freedom.
Whether he is right or wrong will depend in considerable measure on how the temporary guarantors of civil peace, mostly American troops, do their work.
The harvest can still be brutal, depending to considerable measure on a sinewy arm swinging a big knife at the base of a cane stalk.
"The success of Mr Fleming's books has depended in considerable measure on their verisimilitude," he wrote to his accountant, a certain HW Vallance Lodge, suggesting a possible line of attack against the Inland Revenue.
Were the law otherwise, valuable rights would rest upon a slender reed, and the security of the status of our naturalized citizens might depend in considerable degree upon the political temper of majority thought and the stresses of the times.
But what counts as positive for human beings depends to a considerable extent on the different ways in which they understand and live the good life.
That respect obviously depends to a considerable degree on the restraint and intelligence of judges -- especially when their rulings produce unpopular results.
And the speed at which we learn that lesson depends to a considerable extent on the effectiveness with which we can put an international regime in place.
The success of a virtual learning environment (VLE) depends to a considerable extent on student acceptance and use of such an e-learning system.
