Sentence examples for could no longer depend from inspiring English sources

The editors bluntly proclaimed that American intellectuals could "no longer depend fully on Europe as a cultural example and a source of vitality".

Muhammad Ali suspended on the ropes in Zaire when he could no longer depend on his legs to pirouette from harm's way.

For protection, Stephen could no longer depend on the emperor, who had lost control of the imperial capital of Ravenna when Aistulf seized it.

One of them was that the Arab national movement could no longer depend on socialism as an ideological force, or on the Soviet Union as a political force to back it.

Having witnessed America's devastating use of precision weapons in the first Gulf war and in Kosovo, China concluded that it could no longer depend on a mass peasant soldiery.

By 1931 British publishers could no longer depend upon selling a high proportion of their books to the United States, either in the form of physical copies or by way of a contract conceding the U.S. rights.

"I could no longer go to class.

If this approach took off, newspapers would no longer depend on advertisers and could wind down their paper editions.

But there's an awareness that the revenue they could depend on even three or four years ago they can no longer depend on.

But after some time, scientific discoveries no longer depend on the personality of the scientist.

Duke can no longer depend on its top talent to stick around.