Sentence examples for fortune will depend from inspiring English sources

A good part of the team's fortune will depend on the performance of three crucial players: goalkeeper Keylor Navas, midfielder Bryan Ruiz and striker Joel Campbell.

By that time the parties' fortunes will depend heavily on the success of Mr Obama.

"The greenback's fortunes will depend heavily on U.S. choices," Mr. Zoellick said.

In the end, Tesla's fortunes will depend on the size of the market beyond the enthusiastic early buyers.

For the Caspian region, being a pawn in a bigger game is an invidious position to find itself in.Norway or Nigeria?But the Caspian countries' fortunes will depend most of all on what they can do for themselves.

Furthermore, despite having sidelines in cobalt and molybdenum, the new firm's fortunes will depend chiefly on the price of copper and nickel two of most volatile metals of late.Some analysts mutter that Phelps Dodge embarked on the merger chiefly to save itself from being taken over.

A lot will depend on the execution.

The company's fortunes in Chester will depend heavily on what happens at the 1,500-student 1,500-studentSChester High Schoolly wild and fighistoricallyool attended by about a quarter of the students under Edison's care in Chester.

But with so many overlapping platforms and shared constituents — many of the candidates are from the same neighborhoods — the campaigns have been cranking up their ground games, convinced that their fortunes on Tuesday will depend less on policy prescriptions than on the ability to turn out their friends and neighbors.

Since this is highly unlikely, the fortunes of many young people will depend on whether they can rely on inherited wealth from their parents.

Much will depend on the fortunes of war, and the wisdom of policy during the occupation of Iraq that follows.