Sentence examples for dependent on a system from inspiring English sources
So we wound up being totally dependent on a system about which we are terminally incurious.
She talks about being "dependent on a system that doesn't act on our interests", and the misplaced imperatives forced on Wales by the economically dominant English south-east.
In contrast to the state-of-the-art this approach is not dependent on a system or sensor model.
He and Toyota decided not to make the Disney hall's acoustics dependent on a system of movable panels, the way many new concert halls are designed, which theoretically allows the room to be "tuned," or adjusted for different orchestras and different pieces of music.
The market is inherently dependent on a system of controls in regards to five "building blocks," which Reich identifies as property, monopolies, contracts, bankruptcy, and enforcement.
"It's not just 'come out and blockade,' it's 'come out and live on your land again.' Learn how to live, learn how to be free, learn how to make decisions on your own, learn how to survive on your own, learn how to be self-sufficient rather than dependent on a system that's there to make you sick and make you die.
Its belief that motoring is evil leaves us dependent on a railway system which has got worse.
Therefore, some plural forms should be less dependent on a network system.
Such art may hold the seeds of the Buddhist "planetary culture" envisioned by the poet Gary Snyder as an antidote to a now global Western culture, "economically dependent on a fantastic system of stimulation of greed which cannot be fulfilled".
That controversy added late intrigue to a race that had otherwise hinged on Nixon's attacks on Cuomo as a "corporate Democrat" out of touch with the needs of working-class residents — particularly those in New York City dependent on a subway system that has deteriorated under Cuomo's watch.
Given the highly contextualized nature of immunity dependent on a dynamic system, the borders of the self and the identity of the other are increasingly appreciated as inconstant, and often elusive.
