The Turnberry accounts state: "The group is dependent on continuing finance being made available by its ultimate owner to enable it to continue operating and to meet its liabilities as they fall due".
The beverage industry, for example, recognized their business is dependent on continuing supplies of fresh water.
The extent to which the allocation from general tax revenue to the health sector can grow, without increasing income tax rates, is dependent on continuing to achieve strong economic growth.
It is, therefore, ideal for use in microgeographical-epidemiological studies of exposure-related phenomena, that are dependent on continuing exposure to malaria, such as the development of hepatosplenomegaly and interactions with co-exposure to other pathogens, like Schistosoma species, that have their own complex spatial patterns of transmission.
A note: In spite of the ascendancy of renewables, we'll continue to be dependent on oil and gas for decades, and oil consumption will continue to grow in the foreseeable future.
"The island blacks will continue to be dependent on the books, films and goods of others; in this important way they will continue to be the half-made societies of a dependent people, the Third World's third world.
"The rise in exports was high and the figures show that overall growth continued to be dependent on external demand," Yasuo Yamamoto at Mizuho Research was quoted by TradeTheNews as saying.
Thus, the current structure of the Pacific tuna industry is an example of how lack of development (partly due to the U.S subsidies and U.S. dependence) has lead the FSM to continue to be dependent on foreign nations.
This story highlights how the FSM continues to be dependent on foreign nations due to insufficient internal development; this leads to further dependence on foreign nations for food imports.
