Sentence examples for dependent on older from inspiring English sources

Achieving this goal is dependent on older people's homes being fit for purpose, a warm and accessible environment where care can be provided.

And a party dependent on older voters must worry about the fact that its supporters are dying off.

The transition will mean that "today's racial and ethnic minorities will no longer be dependent on older whites for their economic well-being," Dr. Frey said.

Though dependent on older materials and incorporating documents from before the exile, the wisdom books in their present form were produced after the exile.

Not only is the N.R.A. disproportionately dependent on older white men, a declining constituency, but strong majorities of current members, from 74 to 85 percent according to the polls cited above, defy the organization's leadership and support background checks The fact is that Daley was not calling on Heitkamp to commit political suicide.

It's dependent on old, less efficient power generation predominantly fueled by oil.

No matter how it goes in the next few days, management must ask if it was too dependent on old hands like Martínez, Glavine and Hernández.

In 1917, and again after 1941, US troops could not have crossed the Atlantic without the Royal Navy, but in the second world war the Navy was dependent on old US destroyers, while our army was equipped with US tanks.

In a world moving to packet switching, AT&T is very dependent on old-style circuit-switched networks.

The conventional techniques of identifying marginal land for jatropha investment lack scientific foundation (Wendimu [2013]) and decisions were dependent on old data (Birega et al. [2010]).

Boreal species that are dependent on old forests, such as many cavity-using birds and mammals, are at high risk from conventional harvest practices.