Sentence examples for depend on sending from inspiring English sources

The greater concern is for countries like Bangladesh and Myanmar, which depend on sending textiles and low-technology consumer goods to the West.

Broad changes like this can happen if we change the way we think about the products we depend on, sending signals to the market about what we want.

Furthermore, too many UK jobs depend on sending goods to ports and markets overseas.

When looking at the edges two, three and four of Fig.  10, one can see that these relations form a circular dependency, as receiving the retinal location depends on sending the spatial modulation map (2), which depends on receiving the object mask first (3).

But we know that Exxon's business practice depends on sending pollutants into the atmosphere, causing climate change and endangering humanity irreversibly.

But Romney's Iran strategy clearly depends on sending a message to Tehran that, if elected president, he would not shrink from using military force to destroy their nuclear weapons program.

Evans specialises in jokes that depend on misdirection, sending the audience on a seemingly long-winded goose chase that always manages to prevent them from guessing his typically elegant and hugely memorable punchlines.

Many of the world's poorest people depend on money sent to them from friends and family abroad.

Many families depend on money sent from relatives and friends living overseas to survive (UK transfers are currently estimated at between £100m to £500m per year).

The unemployment rate there is about 85percentt, and many people there depend on money sent by Liberians in the United States to survive.

Already, Chinese farm incomes are falling, and poverty is spreading in some areas where rural households depend on money sent home by relatives working on construction sites in cities. Labor is plentiful and cheap in the countryside, but total production costs on China's small farm plots are actually higher than in the West, where large mechanized farms provide economies of scale.