Sentence examples for dependent on large from inspiring English sources
Governance, too, whether it be non-profits or community groups, are largely dependent on large in-person meetings or reply-all email chains to make decisions and pass (oftentimes) simple resolutions.
Pay television is the least dependent on large audiences and ratings.
Rapidly rising fuel prices and surging sales of fuel-efficient Japanese cars had produced huge financial losses at the Detroit auto companies, particularly at Chrysler, which was heavily dependent on large automobiles.
Already, Democrats have blasted Republicans for their big soft-money contributions from tobacco companies and the National Rifle Association, while the Republicans have criticized Democrats for being dependent on large, soft-money checks from trial lawyers.
But the company is very dependent on large orders, and governments, which make most of these, have been deferring big projects.
Because of the scarcity of mineral resources with the important exception of natural gas the country is dependent on large imports of basic materials.
This is partly because regional climate impacts are strongly dependent on large-scale atmospheric circulation patterns like the jet stream, which are hard to model in climate simulations.
But whether we like it or not we are heavily dependent on large-scale investment by the energy industry in new generating capacity in the next 10 years, without which we will run out of power.
Further, as biology becomes ever more an information science dependent on large-scale datasets, the integration of bioinformation databases has become a top priority in life-science research.
Health service availability may also be dependent on larger economic forces related to the county.
