Sentence examples for especially depending from inspiring English sources

Tens of billions of dollars could easily vanish, especially depending on the outcome of the November elections.

The walk-in rate is usually cheaper, especially depending on the time of day (later is better) and booking directly is nearly always cheaper.

Many voters are highly sensitive to the special atmosphere of the vote (especially, depending on context, when queues or the behaviour of other fellow citizens around them makes them feel that they are part of an important democratic moment), which is why so many change or make up their minds only on election day itself".

Your mileage may vary, especially depending upon which network you use.

For other fermentations such as those mentioned in Table 1, the results may be very different, especially depending on the gas purchase prices.

While each farm can decide whether to implement strict safety regulations, legislation protecting farm workers is scarce and can fall by the wayside, especially depending on the manpower available and the scale of the farm operations.

That's too bad, since the whites especially depend on freshness and swift turnover.

Industrial sales in China, especially, depend on long, close relationships between salespeople and customers.Philip Delves Broughton is a British Harvard Business School graduate and author of "The Art of the Sale", a descriptive account of the selling business rather than a call to science.

The changes in molecular structures especially depend on the dose of implanted boron ions.

The weight of the fuel cell stack and thus the power density especially depends on the bipolar plates.

Farmers especially depend upon enough water for their livelihood.