Sentence examples for will now depend on from inspiring English sources

Much will now depend on Ms Merkel.

Much will now depend on Mr. Kinnear.

Much will now depend on how the inexperienced Raggi and Appendino fare between now and October.

Two Tests were scheduled to be played before Christmas, but it will now depend on a thorough security assessment.

The trial had been scheduled for mid-February, but that will now depend on the outcome of the hearing in January.

Much will now depend on how far Mr Maliki keeps the agreements he has reached with other parties to stay in power.

How far he can proceed down both these roads will now depend less on the opposition than on Mr Bossi.

Its survival will now depend entirely on the whim of classicists and medievalists studying in other fields.

Lacking footsoldiers and a leader, the party machine will now depend heavily on elected politicians to fill the gap.

In this case, a deterministic model can be pursued results in which the rate of complex formation will now depend only on the concentration of receptors and Ψ M at each point in time.

How dire the humanitarian situation becomes will now depend in part on the weather as well as on how quickly better land access can be established from India to the mountainous territory that is worst affected.