Sentence examples for extent depend on from inspiring English sources
"All the later books in a way to some extent depend on her.
In other words, about 1 1/2m workers to some extent depend on this firm.
However, their applications in building design could be very different, and to a large extent, depend on the circumstance.
So – depressing business this – the cricketers have been told that use of the pitch "will to a certain extent depend on availability of the police", who will be pressed into service as peacekeepers.
Products could end up in the market without a proper assessment of risk or end up indefinitely halted at the threshold of commercialisation". Whether nano-engineered foodstuffs land on our tables will, to a large extent, depend on consumers.
Whether Tuesday's attacks prove to be a brief setback, or the start of a new cycle of attacks and counter-attacks that blows apart the truce, will to a great extent depend on how Israel now responds.
Now that role may change to some extent, depending on Israel's future actions.
"Civilisation has to a certain extent depended on whistleblowers, and therefore you have to protect them," Berners-Lee said.
But Roger also knew that she would be expecting and to some extent depending on a reaction along those lines.
The whole fisheries of this section of western Amazonia to a large extent depends on Pacaya-Samiria.
