Sentence examples for be dependent on some from inspiring English sources

And for how much longer can countries like ours allow the security of our energy supply be dependent on some of the most unstable parts of the world?

"After the financial crisis, we wanted to put what small money we had into a flat, we didn't want to be dependent on some big energy company," Jensen said.

Speeds at various locations were found to be dependent on some combinations of curve length, curvature and speed in the immediately preceding section of the highway.

The adsorption of methylene blue (MB) on treated digested has found to be dependent on some parameters such as adsorbent dose, contact time, solution pH and initial concentration.

The combined 85th percentile speed of car and SUV at various locations of the study sites is found to be dependent on some combinations of curve length, curvature and speed in the immediately preceding section of highway.

Considering Eq. (33), the following relation can be written for D min: D_{hbox{min} } = (EI_{0} ),t_{hbox{min} } (37 where t min is a design constraint which could be dependent on some practical requirements.

When data are MAR, the missing data are dependent on some other observed variables rather than any unobserved one.

If this situation isn't entirely or categorically new (writers have been dependent on some kind of marketplace since time immemorial, of course), one aspect of it has (I'd suggest) reached tipping point: the issue of data saturation.

How often one should come into the dentist's office is dependent on some factors.

For the remainder of the summer George is dependent on some kind of air transport for travel and resupply.

Since virtually every nonprofit college and university in the country is dependent on some form of federal aid, there is no escape from Title IX.