Sentence examples for would depend more from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hensley did not need to read the book before ordering it, saying that its success would depend more on "marketing and the timing than anything else".

So the decision on joining would depend more heavily on the answers to political questions: Will the voters reject the euro in a referendum?

He said the success of Mahindra's expansion plans would depend more on the quality of the finished product than on the country of origin.

Chris Somerville, chief executive of Mendel Biotechnology, a small company developing drought-resistant crops, said acceptance would depend more on big food companies than consumers.

Case and his team, he said, had failed to plan for a time when the company would depend more on advertising than on dial-up subscribers, and the result, he added, "required us to change the company entirely".

At their recent meeting, officials debated whether they should change that key phrase to stress their next few moves would depend more on the most recent data, a subtle but important shifting of the Fed's policy-planning gears.

The organisation would also depend more on other information relayed by polar-orbiting weather satellites.

But victory in such testing times would probably depend more on a persuasive candidate than a slick campaign.

He said that it was premature to conclude whether G.M.'s earnings in the coming quarters would also depend more on foreign results and less on the United States.

But most fund managers said growth in global corporate earnings would probably depend more on cost-cutting than on increasing revenue.

IN A letter about pay-rises to staff at the Sun last year, Britain's biggest-selling newspaper, Rebekah Wade, its editor, remarked that in future the paper's success would probably depend more on free CDs and DVDs than on its journalists.