Sentence examples for years depending on whether from inspiring English sources

Saddam Hussein's Baath Party regime was solidly in power for some 24 to 34 years (depending on whether one posits its beginning as 1979, when he became president, or 1969, when he was named vice president).

The correct figure is six or 10 years depending on whether Trump's fictional counterpart serves one or two terms.

That cost could change markedly in coming years, depending on whether more low-level radioactive waste dumps open.

Estimates of just when the shale industry might be contributing meaningful amounts of gas to the economy range between five and 15 years, depending on whether you ask the industry or environmentalists.

Age: Somewhere between 23 and about 2,500 years, depending on whether you go for the postmodern definition or trace the wider lineage of the concept to Plato and Socrates.

Under "requirement to correct" HMRC will be able to fine tax avoiders for incorrect statements going back between four and 20 years, depending on whether the avoidance was deliberate or not.

Royston (2001) found that prognosis for breast cancer patients differed by up to a year, depending on whether one utilised a Cox or log-normal assessment.

Royston [ 11] found that the prognosis for breast cancer patients differed by up to a year, depending on whether one utilized a Cox or log-normal assessment.

"We'll be watering them throughout the year, depending on whether we have rain or not," he said.

The number of questions a student must answer correctly to receive a given score changes from year to year, depending on whether the questions are harder or easier.

"The number of people coming varies from year to year, depending on whether the priests at the church where St. Roque is buried allow his heart to be brought from Asunción.