Sentences with phrase «depend on who»

Who ends up in a better spot will likely depend on who wins their trade involving the No. 1 pick.

(The specific details of the possible Harden trade package depend on who you ask.

Obviously formation very much depend on who you are up against but I favour four at he back, a defense midfielder in front of them, three in midfield (including a number 10) and two strikers, 4 -1-3-2.

Valentine said he would like another shot to manage, and it would depend on who is hiring if he'll get another job.

That's my opinion at least, but what do you guys think is our best midfield pairing and does it depend on who we are up against?

So might depend on who you want to back - up / replace.

If Sanchez leaves this summer it is going to depend on who else comes in whether we are better or not next season.

It has always been said that when posterity records a historical event, the conclusions drawn from that event depend on who wrote what.

That would depend on who took his place and is therefore hypothetical.

Our answer will largely depend on who we believe God is and what we are prepared to expect, whether we believe that God is the living God, or whether we are like those «Cambridge ladies who live in furnished souls,» of whom the poet E E Cummings said, «they believe in Christ and Longfellow, both dead.»

«Our future will depend on those who can creatively solve problems and turn their ideas into meaningful innovation.

Determining whether its a good fit will ultimately depend on who your ideal customer and audience is, as well as your business objectives.

And this is all enforced by the lightning that was critical so many coins will definitely go from me to you to this network of nodes and depend on who decides to run lightning where it nodes this will this will affect what the network layout of lighting network would look like.

I guess it will depend on who ends up owning the better than 20 per cent of EN + that needs to go.

Instead, he came across as cavalier, occasionally dismissive and, depending on who you ask, condescending.

Whether small business owners think their state government is supportive or hostile depends on who they are, the kind of business they are running, where they are located and their political beliefs.

It really depends on who you are and what you're looking to learn and do in your career, and I think if you think about it that way, you'll figure out the best set of questions to ask.

And of course, it depends on who you follow, as evidenced by this Twitter thread incorrectly desribing the suspects as Czech, rather than Chechen, below:

On Facebook, after all, the same message can be a paid ad or not depending on who's viewing it, international borders barely exist, and it's all but impossible to know what other users are seeing in their feeds.

Depending on who you ask, it might be Microsoft, the NSA, cybersecurity companies, the hospitals and companies affected, or the cybercriminals themselves — or maybe all five groups combined.

Depending on who you listen to, Canada's labour market is either incredibly strong or it is in freefall.

Depends on who you are and what you're worried about.

Vaping is addictive... or not... depending on who's doing it: «Among youth» (that's anybody who would never be caught dead using the word «youth»), «there is substantial evidence that e-cigarette use increases the risk of transitioning to smoking conventional cigarettes.»

Depending on who you ask, the infomercial industry could be worth anything from $ 200 billion, to $ 250 billion, or even $ 300 billion.

Depends on who you ask.

How you respond to this study probably depends on who you are.

Depending on who you're emailing, a bit of informality or cheeriness can be very useful.

When stocks so often trade on sentiment and emotions, much depends on who investors choose to believe.

Much depends on who you surround yourself with.

It all sounds simple enough, but there are certain nuances you'll need to be aware of depending on who your target customer is.

Everyone's probably heard someone say they're moving to Canada depending on who wins the election.

Depends on who you ask, but most economists (and a lot of tech executives) believe the benefits of immigration far outweigh the costs.

The South Asian country, home to 1.25 billion people, is the number one or number two largest consumer of the precious metal, depending on who you ask, and is one of the most reliable drivers of global demand.

Each year the ranking tends to be a bit of a rorschach blot depending on who's looking at it.

With speculation mounting that Twitter (twtr) will soon have a new corporate owner, the 10 - year - old social networking service — which has long struggled to define its core purpose — may end up heading in one of several distinctly different directions depending on who ends up paying for it.

«Well, it depends on who you talk to, me or corporate counsel!»

«Antitrust is highly discretionary and the antitrust laws in the U.S. are rather vague and it really depends on who is doing the antitrust enforcement, and that is the big unknown as we go forward,» said Bloom.

They are a much more advanced form of deep linking, which allow a link to be automatically tweaked depending on who the user is, where they link from, and what hardware they are using.

The banking, securities and insurance sectors were previously overseen by separate entities, which led to similar financial products being regulated differently depending on who the issuer was.

Depending on who you talk to, they're either well - placed to take advantage of it, or about to go the way of Tower Records.

Lannes added the fast growth would see winners and losers emerge, depending on who could crack the code of China's youth.

These accounts come with a number of baked - in costs, including gateway fees, statement fees, monthly minimum fees and transaction fees, totaling between $ 25 to $ 35 per month depending on who you use.

Basically, they take turns being «boss,» or project manager, depending on who brings the client to the group.

According to a recent Reuters report, depending on who takes a Senate seat from several of these battle ground states and who wins certain gubernatorial races could mean which of the energy topics — EPA carbon regulations, the Keystone Pipeline XL's approval, relaxing crude oil export rules, developing clean energy technology — will take priority.

Boiling down the cost of building a Web site is like boiling down the cost of commissioning a portrait: prices vary widely, depending on who's doing the painting and who's doing the paying.

Often times, social entrepreneurs will have three different versions of their pitch deck depending on who they are talking to.

There are no right or wrong answers to these choices; again, this all depends on who your target audience is and how you want to differentiate yourself.

«This specifically applies to [small disadvantaged businesses and] does not on the surface directly impact 8 (a) or the other social economic programs, but it potentially could depending on who was going to run this ruling up the flagpole,» Timberlake said.

Depending on who you ask, UK - based Cambridge Analytica either played a pivotal role in the U.S. presidential election or cooked up an effective marketing myth to spin into future business.

Like every form of investing it all depends on who's using them and how they're being used.