Sentence examples for matters that depend from inspiring English sources

Thus there are a number of people who unquestioningly believe those who are the oldest and most experienced, even in matters that depend neither on age nor experience, but only on mental insight (Bk. III, xx 6).

Two other committees, which finished their work over the next two days, considered matters that depended on the independence resolution: the nature of the new government and whether foreign alliances ought to be sought.

Quantities of atoms are found in different states of matter that depend on the physical conditions, such as temperature and pressure.

Obviously, whether we are looking for an explanation of why, say, this particular conductor is now bent when it was previously straight or whether instead we want to know why this conductor is bent while some other conductor is straight is a matter that depends on our interests.

The question of whether the study results have external validity is often a matter of judgment that depends on the study setting, the characteristics of the participants, the exposures examined, and the outcomes assessed.

That is a whole other matter that ultimately depends on the decision-making context and the purpose of the analysis [ 8].

"It's the combination that matters and that depends how England think they want to play," he says.

"The construction of sexual identity and gender is a matter that does not depend on biology".

The astronomers said their measurements were the first detection of dark matter that did not depend on any particular theory of gravity.

How much that matters depends on whether such innovation boosts growth.

Whether or not that matters depends on how one views the WNBA.