Sentence examples for countryside dependent from inspiring English sources

I was in the countryside dependent on a small bus service that is so infrequent and slow moving that not conversing with fellow travellers is not an option.

In many ways, the countryside is now economically dependent on the city.

"They are dependent on the countryside, and in some cases the local populace, to sustain themselves".

However, the most important characteristic of medieval towns is that they are small and dependent on the countryside lying around them.

Furthermore, it was an army entirely dependent upon the countryside for its material support.

Either housing sprawls over an ever wider area of countryside (which, incidentally, makes people even more dependent on their cars) or less of it can be accommodated on existing sites.

Perry even argues that the emerging capitalism in then-China was "more dependent on events in the countryside than on the direction of the Shanghai labor movement" (Perry 1993, 129).

It was an army entirely dependent for support upon the countryside it occupied for provisions and wages.

The provision of and access to the routes through the countryside used by the Wicklow Way is dependent on agreement with local authorities and landowners.

That will make it hard for China to create enough new jobs as millions of workers continue to migrate from the countryside to cities. (2) China is still highly dependent on exports and the US is a vital market.

The fighting has depopulated the countryside, turning what was a food-exporting country into one chronically dependent on aid.