Sentence examples for soon depending on from inspiring English sources

Ford said that it contributed $500 million this month and would probably add another $500 million soon, depending on tax considerations.

And Hollywood does need help: Box office revenue and attendance are down, and the revenue from DVD sales where the movie business makes the majority of its money is either dropping off already or will drop soon, depending on whom you ask.

We're a long way from our Canadian homestead of Yellowknife, where it's currently -31 and shitty, so I don't miss it yet, but I might soon, depending on how far down this asphalt lined rabbit hole we go.

And like thousands of New Yorkers, his livelihood soon depended on the train, and he, too, watched the gentrification creep in, one station at a time.

I soon depended on my tin-lined copper gratin dish to bake lasagnas to perfection.

Millions of Africans will soon depend on donors for their lives; a cut in aid could spell carnage.

Here's why.The economic case for going soon depends on the idea that postponing the decision would have as bad an effect as saying no.

However, a dramatic split is also occurring in the new, crisis-torn centre of activity of the euro countries, a split between the countries that already or will soon depend on the drip feed of the rescue fund and the countries financing the rescue fund.

A cigarette stick's look may soon depend on its brand.

And one day soon -- depending on which party controls the government purse -- why not subsidize scripts and ads that sanction, or discourage, abortion?

But that perception could soon change, depending on how Republicans act.