Sentence examples for sometimes depend on from inspiring English sources

Distribution scale  of mobile titles can sometimes depend on things as fickle as Apple's decision to feature, or not, one title over another.

Randolph said that Floyd's spot this season would sometimes depend on whom the Mets were facing.

So the workings of magic must sometimes depend on the intelligence and virtue of those who use it.

Bradley's teammates sometimes depend on him too much, the coach explains, or, in a kind of psychological upheaval, get self-conscious about being on the court with a superstar and, perhaps to prove their independence, bring the ball up the court five or six times without passing it to him.

He coined the term "moral luck" to mark a fact that is incomprehensible to Kantians, but which once he had highlighted it came to seem undeniable: that whether or not a person's behaviour emerges as good or bad can sometimes depend on pure chance.

However, the ordering of items can sometimes depend on examinees' latent trait level.

There's church services that I'll go to, between one and three, sometimes, depending on what's happening.

I mean, things play into one another, and it sometimes depends on how you look at it".

That's one of the tragedies of split custody; sometimes, depending on the warmth between you and your ex, your child is out of your control.

Sometimes, depending on what we're experiencing, it's hard to see one because of the other.

But their success has sometimes depended on forging unusual alliances.