Sentence examples for would depend as from inspiring English sources

per cent last year to fall into recession can be debated a lot would depend, as the Guardian's Allen pointed out, on the policy response.

Ms. Cossey cried as Judge Tressler made clear that reuniting Dillon with his parents would depend as much on their efforts as it would on the boy's own rehabilitation.

Of course, if an employee is not "employed as" a "seaman" within the meaning of this term as used in the Act, these exemptions and section 6(b)(2) would have no relevancy and his status under the Act would depend, as in the case of any other employee, upon the other facts of his employment, (§§ 783.18 through 783.20).

According to the laws of mass action, biochemical effects of any toxin would be proportional to its concentration [ 1], which would depend as much on generation as on clearance.

That would depend on demand as well as Samsung's discussions with regulators and phone operators around the world, he said.

By tapping into just a fraction of the energy humans use to stay alive every day, these electronics, which range from medical implants to electronic contact lenses, would depend on us as much as we would on them. .

All these things would depend on the arithmetic as well as the politics.

Although the size of the private employment effect would depend on grant level as well as prevailing wage levels, it is clear that with prospects of an easy public job more remote, at least some citizens would seek other sources of work income.

If true, this model would predict that hormetic mechanisms would depend on synaptic transmission as well.

All cells participate within that field and any cancer lineage would depend on it as distributed across any local tissue microenvironment in which cancer exists.

"It would depend on the subject matter as well," he was quoted as saying, "but we're not at that stage yet.