Sentence examples for rely on how much from inspiring English sources

In its earnings report, Tesla suggested that its spending on capital expenditures would rely on how much cash its operations bring in.

Your stomach's ability to efficiently process its contents may rely on how much butter your Aunt Mable put in those mashed potatoes.

The AAA Foundation believes that officers should use specialized tests to determine if drivers are impaired, not simply rely on how much THC is in someone's blood (traces of marijuana can linger in the bloodstream for days or weeks after smoking, making some states' outright bans on any THC in drivers' systems obviously absurd).

That is, with regard to the priors, the Bayesian evaluation of hypotheses only relies on how much more plausible one hypothesis is than another (due to considerations expressed within b).

Figure 7 Model complexity for pendigits: the competing model here is a DT and the decision to upgrade the complexity to that of a CSDT relies on how much it costs to make the switch.

This indicates that the quality and effectiveness of source rocks should be judged by investigating how much hydrocarbon was generated and expelled by source rocks rather than by relying on how much hydrocarbon or how much hydrocarbon potential is left of the source rocks.

To assess happiness, the researchers relied on how much the volunteers said they agreed with four statements like "I was happy" and "I enjoyed life". The questions were asked three times between 1983 and 2003.

The amount of water you should drink relies on how much you weigh.

To a large degree it's individual, relying not least on how much the visitor knows already.

The Obama administration has relied on estimates based on how much money has been spent.

It depends, I suppose, on how much you rely on your phone for listening to music, and how much you rely on listening to music for setting the tone of your day.