Sentence examples for dependent happening from inspiring English sources

This highlights the need to account for the so-called "dependent happening" [17], [18].

The Secretary of State then added: "We're not going to make our actions dependent on it happening".

Businesses are path-dependent — what happens early has a disproportionately strong effect on what comes later — and this is especially true of businesses that rely on user-generated content.

The performance of those funds is primarily going to be dependent on what's happening in that sector.

It means that you assume your thoughts and feelings are dependent on what's happening outside of you, rather than your perspective and interpretations.

They've done it by making their shows more passionate, building them around a host and not being as dependent on what's happening in the news.

The atmosphere of the Blazing World is quite different from the atmosphere on earth, and whether or not a person is a scientist or philosopher or other authority is only in part dependent on what is happening on her end.

It would be dependent on what's happening a year from now, on what the internet holds for us then".

Sustainability for CBOs providing HIV support services at the local level is very much dependent on what is happening at the national level.

The upregulation of the TRIB3 occurred in both dose-dependent and time-dependent manners, which happened after the expression of DDIT3 and ATF4 (Fig. 5B and C).

This is not Obama-dependent: it has been happening over the past few decades.