Hence, our perception and the actions resulting from it are always dependent upon external factors, even though ultimately, every form of dependence is actually a form of self-dependence.
Public sector managers are always dependent on others, and shared responsibilities are part of your role.
I think the case for military intervention is always dependent on the very specific facts on the ground, right?
But with a gadget you are always dependent on a battery and on power of some sort.
But that was always dependent on some better news in the ratings.
"E.A. has not been able to rectify that, because it is always dependent on the hardware" owned by its users, Mr. Bellfield said.
Hall's theatre is always about preconceived ideas rather than creative intuition, and it is always dependent on a unanimity of approach from both performers and the creative team.
Dutch political alignments since the mid-20th century have evolved only gradually and until the 1990s were always dependent on the Christian Democrat parties of the centre.
Difference Is in the Breed UNLIKE chicken, where variety is almost always dependent on size (a roaster or broiler, for example) or how it is raised (in a pen or free range), ducks vary by breed.
Organisers set a sales target of 500,000 and although they fell 42,000 short of that figure, officials argue that the target was always dependent on the double-header events being counted as individual attendances.
But comparing apples to oranges is exactly what we have to do in order to decide which is the best fruit, so such determinations are always dependent on the preference of the list-maker.
