Sentence examples for may depend less from inspiring English sources

Still, any contracts won may depend less on the displays than the opportunities for personal contact.

The real vote may depend less on personal choices than on the wishes of local strongmen.

Ultimately, whether leather can be rendered unfashionable may depend less on moral arm-twisting or celebrity cheerleading than on technology.

Preventing infection in a wound may depend less on choosing the right antibiotic than on simply keeping it clean.

So, in the end, what you think of a biography, to paraphrase D.F.W., may depend less on what's in the biographer's heart than what's in yours.

Already Labour's future may depend less on who wins the contest between Jeremy Corbyn and Owen Smith than who is elected Ukip's leader".

How far he gets down either of these roads may now depend less on the opposition than on Mr Bossi.

The historical importance of Netanyahu's victory over Shimon Peres and the Labor government may well depend less on the policies and treaties Netanyahu enacts and more on the demographic and psychological shift in Israeli politics that he embodies.

Jones added that lukewarm reception from stakeholders like her may leave the AUMA campaign to depend less on volunteers and more on paid media to get its message out.

Children apply various strategies to mentally solve multi-digit subtraction problems and the efficient use of some of them may depend more or less on numerical magnitude processing.

The extent to which admissions become less selective may depend, many admissions deans say, on whether they can successfully alter their recruiting — by reaching out to a broader range of students, with a more national and even international approach.