Sentence examples for dependent on geography from inspiring English sources
Barbara Young, chief executive of Diabetes UK said: "The devastating impact on some of the 2.3 million people in England with diabetes must not be dependent on geography".
To Christopher Thomas, senior vice president and director of sales for the Brooklyn office of William B. May, distinctions in board attitudes are largely dependent on geography and size.
According to Paul Lacy, senior analyst at IHS Automotive in Northville, Mich., adoption of green cars in company fleets will be a selective trend largely dependent on geography and government incentives.
There have always been Arsenal supporters outside of London, and since the advent of satellite television, a supporter's attachment to a football club has become less dependent on geography.
Furthermore, distribution of serotypes is dependent on geography.
Amyloidogenic leukocyte chemotactic factor 2 (ALECT2) has been reported in two large series as the third most common form of renal amyloid; however, this finding is likely dependent on geography given its higher prevalence in patients of Mexican descent [ 7, 15].
You're dependent on weather, geography, time of day — if you miss the prothonotary warbler, there isn't a midnight showing.
Turnout, volumes of postal votes and logistical factors dependent on the geography and climate must all come into the consideration".
13 18 Although the findings are dependent on the size of geographies selected for analysis, 19 there is evidence that inequalities between and within English regions have increased over time.
