Sentence examples for dependent on links from inspiring English sources

SADDLED with massive debts and useless property, propped up by wasteful public-works projects, dependent on links with the Liberal Democratic Party: the construction industry has come to represent all that is wrong with Japan.

He said the tourism sector was "heavily dependent on air links to London and, in turn, the success of tourism is necessary for the survival of the air links on which business depends".

In metropolitan San Juan, many banking transactions dependent on computer links over telephone lines were interrupted.

Everyone here is more dependent on road links - on the ability of their car to carry out basic things in life.

He acknowledged there was increasing frustration at the Brexit process within the EU27, particularly among countries that were less dependent on trade links with the UK and wanted to focus on other key issues affecting the bloc, such as migration and the next EU budget.

The connectivity of nodes is not dependent on the links of the nodes.

The Welsh Conservatives said the figures were disappointing because the economy is so dependent on international links.

However, these techniques need link layer feedback, which makes the routing protocol implementation dependent on the link layer mechanisms.

It's not a loan, and it is not dependent on or linked to a campus job.

In particular, the redox and optical properties appear to be strongly dependent on the linking positions within the polymer, imposed by the ligand design, and able to be tuned through strategies such as copolymerisation.

In trypanosomatids, the expression of U3 snoRNA is dependent on the linked, upstream, divergently oriented tRNA gene.