Sentence examples for dependent on goods from inspiring English sources

The mechanism of interjurisdictional competition is dependent on goods and production factors being able to flow freely among regions.

Some events are dependent on good weather.

It was the kind of bare-bones recipe wholly dependent on good ingredients.

What's more, the work is not dependent on good weather conditions and the women are not left vulnerable through intermittent employment.

Even in the UK, where the scarcity is slightly less urgent, we've raced through this year's crop and are dependent on good weather for 2015's.

As for the campaign starting as the home market nationally is suffering so many problems, Ms. Valentic says, "we're more dependent on good weather than the economy".

Although the other candidates are dependent on good finishes in South Carolina and Florida and so on down the calendar, Mr. Paul's machine runs on his personality and message.

"There's always been this tendency in Iceland, because we are so small and so dependent on good relationships with the bigger nations around us, that every time we get the chance to show respect, we do.

That leaves them more dependent on good relationships, both economically and politically, but it also means they're going to run into more headaches and conflicts," said one analyst, who declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the issue.

Thus, good motion in depth perception is not necessarily dependent on good stereopsis.

The success of model based control of chemical processes is dependent on good process models.