Sentence examples for it depends even from inspiring English sources

Because "Last Call" has a single guest, it depends even more than most shows on the host's personality, and Mr. Daly's mix of soft friendliness with a touch of sardonic irreverence is appealing and adaptable to a wide range of guests.

It depends even more on dynamic sharing-peers delivering advertisements during video sessions.

The Descriptive question thus requires some account of the self-perspectival aspect of experience and the self-like organization of conscious minds on which it depends, even if the relevant account treats the self in a relatively deflationary and virtual way (Dennett 1991, 1992).

A company's success depends largely on their employee's understanding and agreement on their individual responsibilities, but it depends even more so on the employee's willingness to understand their role which is completely different and separate from their responsibilities.

It depends even on economy of family and relations [of PWD].

(The vastness of Congo means such a small force depends even more than similar operations on local cooperation).

Colorado-based Project C.U.R.E., the largest medical supply group (150 shipments a year) depends even more heavily on visits.

So Labour has gone much further to the left and depends even more on the electorate seeing all Tories as "scum".

Now owned by U.S. tycoon Malcolm Glazer, United's future financial health depends even more crucially on domestic success and qualification for lucrative European competition.

In addition, the oration depends even more on delivery.

Quality measurement depends even more on use and integration of information technology than does quality improvement.