Sentence examples for be dependent on a from inspiring English sources

Their livelihood may be dependent on a security clearance.

"They do not want to be dependent on a critical infrastructure that they don't control," Gibbons said of the Europeans.

The future will then be dependent on a new corporate strategy, from strategic alliances to licensing, and so on.

The passenger arrival flow is assumed to be dependent on a discrete Markovian process.

Next we asked whether self-renewal of GBM cells might be dependent on a CD95/CD95L signal.

The second feature we can deduce is that life must be dependent on a fragile material body.

Dr. K, husband of a working wife, said: "I think a wife should be dependent on a man, financially and otherwise, to have a really happy home.

It is women, too, who are most likely to be dependent on a long list of benefits targeted in the budget.

My fellow mothers, women who once swore they would never be dependent on a man, smiled indulgently at daughters who insisted on being addressed as Snow White.

But such an expedited appeal would be dependent on a number of procedural factors breaking in the city's favor.

Several plant species appear to be dependent on a single or a few pollinator species, and few are true generalists.