Sentence examples for dependants spread from inspiring English sources

He is not only the chief executive and commander-in-chief of the armed forces; he is a patron, whose networks of clients and dependants spread wide, and a potentate, surrounded by guards, flunkeys, limousines, adoring women.

This is called a condition-dependant gap.

Looking further ahead perhaps, will we see the re-emergence of malaria and DENV to previously endemic zones in the Mediterranean basin (for example malaria occurred in Italy and large outbreaks of DENV occurred in Greece, although the latter will be dependant on the spread of invasive Aedes)?

Generally, the route of tumour spread is dependant on the overall tumour load.

On the other hand, it may be validly argued, that a large family size, with the attendant spread of lean resources over many dependants, would force parents to engage their children in labour activities.

In order to avoid the introduction and spread of CDV and other pathogens, the farms are dependant of efficient biosecurity procedures.

From a population biology and genetic framework, within our experimental set-up any novel mutation in a population of cells will spread, ultimately replacing the wild-type, at a rate dependant upon the growth advantage it has.

It appears that the metastatic spread of breast cancer cells to specific organs is dependant on the ability of these organs to express factor(s) that mediate specific cancer cell extravasation and recruitment from the blood, across the vascular endothelium and into the sub-endothelial tissue compartment.

Spread of these viruses to domestic species can be favoured by the large number of non-wetland dependant groups ("bridge species" such as cattle and little egrets) that move between free-living waterfowl and human settlements and may interact with domestic birds [ 11].

The Norwegians are evacuating dependants.

The dependants thing is much more difficult.