Sentence examples for predicate how from inspiring English sources

Did you openly, honestly, or in pretense, reject or accept your adult children's changes in their lifestyle and opinions that could predicate how they are responding to your changes?

This confirmed the examination [23] predicating how the overall satisfaction with the perceived carrier's SQ positively influences the buyer's loyalty.

Emotional responses are predicated on how the brain thinks.

"It's often predicated on how guys step up," he said.

Some of the preseason expectations are predicated on how the Pride will play defense.

Like most programs in Texas, T.C.U.'s is predicated on how well the University of Texas recruits.

"We think solving the economic crisis is going to be predicated on how well we launch the clean energy economy".

"Our ultimate success in Afghanistan is predicated on how much civilian support we can bring to bear," said Geoff Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary.

Our salaries are predicated on how well the league does financially, so if the league is making money, that means we're making money.

"When you add in performance pay and your evaluation could possibly be predicated on how well your kids do testing-wise, it's just an enormous amount of pressure," he said.

But doctors say it is far too simplistic to conclude, as Mr. Christie claimed last fall, that "many orthopedic surgeons in this country made decisions predicated on how much money they could make — choosing which device to implant by going to the highest bidder".