Sentence examples for begun to depend from inspiring English sources

Amazon has begun to depend more on processing and filling orders for third-party sellers to help grow its business.

European officials previously reasoned that smugglers had begun to depend on rescue missions, abandoning their boats halfway through a journey full of battered and abused migrants.

The PCI began to depend heavily on support and orders from Moscow, a close relationship that was to last well into the 1970s.

With the setbacks in Iraq, America's own standing in the Muslim world is beginning to depend on delivering much more in Palestine.

Companies began to depend ever more heavily on software, which has grown steadily more expensive and now claims a greater share of most companies' information technology spending than hardware does.

After those controls were imposed, ETA began to depend mainly on explosives stolen abroad, particularly in France and Germany, including a huge cache of a dynamite-like explosive known as titadine, the official said.

Second, at around the same time, oil was discovered in Yemen, so that a population that had been economically autonomous began to depend heavily on a suddenly richer state.

As our lives begin to depend on each other in this global village, for economy and ecology, I can see no other value as important as that of non-violence; it is truly a global value and it is an honour to pay a tribute to the great soul, Mahatma Gandhi.

It is not until the postnatal period, when intestinal calcium absorption becomes an active process, that the organism begins to depend upon vitamin D/calcitriol.

Beyond that, she doubts that strict, detailed regulation works best in the long run because "people begin to depend on the procedures and they forget about common sense".

Both men and women began to depend on the state to arrange their jobs, welfare, and lives and they lost the freedom to choose for themselves.