Sentence examples for was to depend from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
(He was to depend on them for more than a month).
The Afghan Ministers, whose continued tenure in office was to depend on the fraud, complained about my intervention and Kai ordered me to drop the matter.
But most of the time all the Australians had to do was to depend on buzzing, zealous fielders to create pressure on the English middle and late-order, which was incapable of changing the pattern of the match.
Whether an action is right or wrong was to depend solely on the principle of action that lay behind it, and in particular on whether the agent could regard that principle as one that everyone ought to follow in all possible circumstances.
If surge pricing was to depend only on demand, the tested routes would be in pure temporal synchronicity.
Certainly, as his funds grew, and if he was to depend on his late-trading schemes, he would have to widen his circle of mutual fund partners.
Their solution is to depend on capital requirements to prevent another financial crash.
"But the ultimate answer is to depend less on oil and more on clean and renewable energy".
If I were to depend on making ends meet with media polls, then I'd be broke.
Most likely it is personality, which is known to depend on genes.
Much was thought to depend on the answer.
