The phrase 'which depends to' is not correct or usable in written English.
You cannot use it on its own in a sentence. It should be 'which depends on.' For example, 'The speed of the car which depends on the type of engine.'.
The question now is whether voters will understand what's really going on (which depends to a large extent on whether the news media do their jobs).
One attraction is that compared with ethanol, the demand for which depends to a large extent on government mandates that it be blended into conventional fuels, drop-in fuels are less susceptible to changing political whims.
In reply, Mr Balls will say: Both sides make a strong case, which depends, to some degree, on making a straw man of their opponent.
In regards to light parameters, indoor PBR using artificial lights may offer some solutions to overcome the problems in the outdoor PBR which depends to sunlight.
They do not rely on sporadic opportunities, but they are rationally geared to the needs of their criminal activity, which depends to a significant degree on their handling of "the technical problems of crime which are the problems of combating social control in its widest sense" (McIntosh [1975]: 73).
Simply put, we have come to a critical crossroads in the LGBTQ equality movement, the future of which depends to a very large degree on the collective actions of what we do from this point forward -- and by "we" I mean ALL of US -- whether you identify under one of the letters or are a straight ally.
Impressionism and its more subtle relative Tonalism were still flourishing styles, which depended to a large extent on landscape.
They accuse those behind the cull of targeting the rodents to boost the tourist industries on the islands, which depend to a large extent on birdspotters.
Tourism has been hurt at places like the Grand Canyon and the Muir Woods, which depend to a large extent on air travel and foreign visitors.
The technique is also found in the French shadow theatre at the Chat Noir, and its imitators and successors, which depended to a great extent upon the chansonnier.
In this article, I will present and discuss a number of examples of materially anchored blends, which depend to different degrees on material structure.
