Sentence examples for will have to depend from inspiring English sources

"Instead a decision will have to depend on the individual facts of each case".

A new mechanism will have to depend on achieving some consensus between the three main parties.

An enterprising electronic newspaper, therefore, will have to depend much more heavily than its printed forebears on revenue from readers.

"Because the gallery has no budget to speak of, everything we do in the future will have to depend, like always, on our great body of dedicated workers.

He has no doubts that the country's future administration will have to depend for some time — people speak of five years — upon the assistance of Western "advisers".

"We suspect a sustained recovery in oil prices will have to depend on production cuts outside OPEC and on signs of stronger global demand.

Enter climate-resilient agriculture, possibly the best chance we have of actually attaining this goal: as countries grapple with the effects of climate change drought, higher salinity increasingly we'll have to depend on crops that can also flourish despite its inconsistencies.

To borrow from Ann Kirschner, an e-mail pen pal in Brooklyn, the protesters will now have to depend on their tenets, not their tents.

She will eventually have to depend on an oxygen tank to stay alive.

We will now have to depend on our older leaders like [N.A.A.C.P. executive secretary Roy] Wilkins, a man of character and thank God we have others like him.

Consequently the trade association will likely have to depend more on management for knowledge of continuity in strategic planning that takes place every three to five years.