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depend

[dih-pend] / dɪˈpɛnd /




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Crucially, the discount on each household's individual energy bill will depend on the size and type of household and how much energy it uses.

From BBC

“The real infrastructure of customer satisfaction depends on front-line customer service, sales and customer experience management personnel who are trained to handle these matters at volume.”

From MarketWatch

Student engagement likely depends heavily on the type of institution and the circumstances of the students.

From The Wall Street Journal

The success of any plan to provide retirement-plan access to workers who currently lack it depends on the details.

From MarketWatch

The healthcare that patients get before and after a stroke depends largely on the insurance they have — highlighting the differences between Medicare Advantage and traditional Medicare, a new study has found.

From MarketWatch