Sentence examples for means depending on from inspiring English sources

Which means depending on your carrier, you could be carrying one of three slightly different-looking 8800s.

Travel to and from the island means depending on ferries or private boats.

That means, depending on the importance of the vote, either a majority of each group or at least 40% of the votes in each group.

Secondly, hormone therapy and chemotherapy cause amenorrhea which means, depending on her age, that a woman could potentially slide into early menopause.

For Frost, that means depending on her husband to further her scientific work; for Carter, it means barreling through the obstacles that try to contain her.

That means depending on your ZIP Code, the entire Taco Bell menu will be available for delivery, including Crunchwrap Supremes, seven-layer burritos, Gorditas and more. .

What it means depends on the speaker.

What that means depends on the circumstances".

"What the closing date means depends on how it's set forth in the contract," Mr. Altman said.

"What this means depends on what kind of follow-through there is over the next couple of days," he said.

But what literature means depends on where you are: Tolkien's swords and sorcery will always speak to me more powerfully of the wars of post-colonial Africa than any green and pleasant land.