Sentence examples for because of its dependence from inspiring English sources

As Sarkar and Stachel (1999, 209) note, Einstein (1905, 39 of the Dover translation or 126 of the Princeton translation) considered this possibility and rejected it because of its dependence on the position of the observer.

The National Transitional Council has been under tremendous pressure from these countries to publicly state that these contracts will be honoured – which it has done, perhaps because of its dependence on the goodwill of the international community.

Modern wood-treating plants are considerably less polluting than they were two decades ago, but still it is classified as a 'dirtyy" industry because of its dependence on chemicals that are toxic and carcinogenic.

London is particularly vulnerable because of its dependence on financial services.

The N.C.A.A system, because of its dependence on controversial test scores, however, is now being challenged in court.

Because of its dependence on external markets, Saskatchewan's economy has internally required a variety of governmental supports.

Because of its unique dependence on both depolarization and intracellular Ca2+, it was suggested that this channel type mediates negative feedback regulation of Ca2+ influx and transmitter release [11].

Even though Lebanon has not experienced severe hunger since the famine of World War I, it remains highly vulnerable to food-price shocks, mainly because of its heavy dependence on food imports.

The company has been especially vulnerable to the economic downturn because of its heavy dependence on equity-linked savings products.

Japan has fallen harder than other developed countries because of its heavy dependence on consumption overseas to drive its huge manufacturing base.

Japan's economy has been hit more severely by the global recession than other major economies because of its heavy dependence on exports.