Sentence examples for depend in order from inspiring English sources

That is why we are negotiating now with the public sector unions and with those who work in so many of the services on which we depend, in order to ensure, for example, that pay can be frozen in such a way that we can minimise job losses.

"Triangulation?" he asked, "Diss the people you depend on in order to save yourself?" Well, it worked for Mr. Clinton.

The White House has spent the last few months running on Bain Capital and its social issues strategy, but that isn't going to be enough: Now Team Obama needs to turn Romney's non-specificity against him, and fill in every policy blank with a refrain of "he'll cut programs you depend on in order to finance tax cuts for the rich".

After the Conservative election victory, there's no telling when some floppy-haired junior minister might come along and cut away the services you depend on in order to shave a percentage point off the deficit.

This means that outcomes identified as "rational" in a particular informational context will depend, in part, on these higher-order beliefs.

But a genuine fight against corruption would mean targeting those whom he depends on in order to stay in power.

Among this dust is phosphorus, an essential nutrient that acts like a fertilizer, which the Amazon depends on in order to flourish.

They usually had to depend on stereotypes in order to be acceptable in their humour.

Scott Lucas points out how the vulnerability of capitalism has led it to depend on enemies in order to shore up and highlight its qualities.

In contrast, clutches and brakes depend on friction in order to function.

Domesticated animals and plants depend on humans in order to survive and/or reproduce.