Sentence examples for the problem depends from inspiring English sources

The scope of the problem depends on who is describing it.

Wildlife experts say that how you address the problem depends on the extent of the invasion.

"The degree of the problem depends on how quickly the U.S. and humanitarian organizations get aid in to meet the needs of displaced people," said Kenneth H. Bacon, the president of Refugees International.

It has repelled ordinary party members and stoked the cynicism of the wider electorate.Fixing the problem depends partly on a limit on the size of donations which is strict enough for ordinary voters to believe influence cannot be bought, but also on more transparency and caps on spending, especially during general elections when money is frittered away on idiotic poster campaigns.

However, the magnitude of the problem depends on how the index is structured (Barnett et al. 2008).

The results show that the convergence of the problem depends on the location as well as the number of measurements.

This method makes it possible to solve the problem depending on the characteristics of errors.

But the locality of the GCI is the problem: depending on how we construct the length of the triggering expression, we obtain a GCI or a PCI.

Introducing hull flexibility to isolate the occupants from the externally induced disturbances can either exacerbate or alleviate the problem depending on the design.

If the CFO is large, then a PLL does not suffice, with the severity of the problem depending on the modulation scheme.

The structural constraints of the problem depend on the capacity of each vehicle (Q K ), as well as the size and kind of vehicles that are available at the depot (|K| = k).