Sentence examples for indeed depends from inspiring English sources

Note that x n indeed depends on V as well, but we will suppress this dependence of x n on V for simplicity of notation throughout the rest of this paper.

US capitalism, indeed, depends on it, and some Americans have an astounding capacity for gravity-defying self-belief.

By contrast, production of written texts in contemporary society is widespread and indeed depends on broad general literacy, widely distributed printed materials, and mass readership.

One of the supreme ironies of the computer age is that Windows, in addition to giving rise to thousands of software companies that have taken advantage of its many features, has also given rise to a $12 billion industry that takes advantage of — indeed depends on — its many flaws.

Biodiversity evolution, indeed, depends on the quantity and quality of spatial cohesion of natural areas.

Surface tension indeed depends on the paint composition, in particular on the respective proportions of resin and solvent.

Indeed, depending on how you calculate it, Qataris are either the richest or the second-richest people in the world.

M. Adrian Mattocks, Charlotte, North Carolina Thomas Friedman may be right: Future American prosperity may indeed depend on fixing our educational system.

Plenty of international evidence suggests that the depth of financial markets does indeed depend on the strength of creditor rights.

Indeed, depending on whom you ask, the Renewable Fuel Standard is either one of the best policy decisions to come out of Washington in decades or a special-interest boondoggle that costs taxpayers billions of dollars and harms the environment.

Without hearing more, I must agree with the Supreme Court's language above the speaker's meaning does indeed depend on "various factors including context, tone of voice, local custom and historical usage".