Sentence examples for and even dependent on from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in her case bad, ugly, and good have so often been inextricable from and even dependent on each other.

Individually free action and the social construction of the self are compatible, for Smith, even dependent on one another.

Eventually the central positions of the royal household became little else than honorary titles bestowed upon the greatest families, and not necessarily even dependent on attendance at court.

Paradoxically, Canvel's respectful, even worshipful approach to the filmmakers he admired makes him weirdly subordinate to them, even dependent on them — as is seen in the producer's tormented relationship with a megalomaniacal director whose free-spending ways and cavalier demands put him in increasingly tough financial straits yet never provoke him to push back significantly.

The systems, known as absorption chillers, cost much more to install but are less expensive to operate, with the number of years needed to break even dependent on local electricity rates.

It's not even dependent on interest-rate movements.

All characterised PC-PLDs from both major subfamilies are stimulated by or even dependent on PIP2 under physiological or near-physiological conditions [ 1, 2, 29].

Very interestingly, the 53D1 enzyme was resistant to, or even dependent on, high salt concentrations, as its catalytic activity increased in the presence of NaCl, up to a 2 M final concentration (Fig.  5e).

Manual segmentation is the gold standard but is still dependent on the quality of the imaging and even more dependent on the experience of the surgeon.

COLONEL LANDA: Knowing the Reich Minister as I do, Im quite positive he wouldnt want the success or failure of his illustrious evening dependent on the prowess of a Negro.

This is a classic controlling behavior - it's about making everyone's evening dependent on him.