Sentence examples for raised depending on from inspiring English sources
But different types of fish could be raised, depending on the climate.
It is expected to be initially priced at about 20p, the same price as the cut-price national i when it launched in 2010, but will be raised depending on reader demand.
"I was thinking how quickly it all passed and what an absolute joy it was," the president told the 1,400 people who raised, depending on the estimate, from $1 million to $4 million for his wife's Senate campaign and the Democratic Party.
Operational from 1984, the Thames Flood Barrier – a protection against extremely high tides and storm surges coming from the North Sea – can be closed and raised depending on when it's needed, and spans 3km, from Newham to Greenwich.
One can see that all decision curves are both shifted and lowered or raised depending on the value of π0.
Whether top rates should be raised depends on social judgments that we try to clarify in the Fiscal Monitor but ultimately leave to the reader.
(GP5, never)." GPs and midwives reported that in almost all cases, the moment at which the topic of consanguinity and risk is raised, depends on the initiative of the professional.
But in a nod to the rich world, the fund gained some independence from the climate conference itself.In this section Back from the brink Courting trouble Yet to turn ReprintsAnother bit of the deal was an agreement on REDD+, a system to reward countries for lowering (or not raising, depending on their history) rates of deforestation.
You can shorten your army and you will see productions raise depending on how much you release.
And while the good thing about national insurance is that it is relatively progressive, the bad thing is that the revenue it raises depends on the number in work.
There are two ways of accommodating these higher-order arguments by means of argument raising: depending on whether one raises first the object argument and then the subject, or vice versa, one obtains two readings for one and the same syntactic derivation: a reading corresponding to the surface order, with ∀ taking scope over ∃, and a reading with the inverted scope order.
