Sentence examples for dependent on organized from inspiring English sources
Southern manufacturers loathed these new ideas animating Republican policy preferences but still preferred the Republicans over the Democrats, who had a political base dependent on organized labor.
The more recent fertility decline in some developing countries, on the other hand, has been dependent on organized efforts of family planning in conjunction with socio-economic development.
It is disconcerting, however, that the best analogies that can be offered for such semi-contractual "servitude for debt" are from older hierarchical civilizations dependent on highly organized exploitation of man-made irrigation systems (so-called "hydraulic economies").
Gene expression is generally dependent on hierarchically organized networks of regulators.
This paper put forward a general framework for intelligent optimization/search based on benchmarking philosophy, and whose "intelligence" is mainly dependent on the organizing tactics rather than the probability rules of its operators.
The epidermal water barrier resides in the stratum corneum (SC) and is dependent on a highly organized network of multi-lamellar membranes comprised of a critical lipid composition.
The asymptote of his music is a punctuated silence, which is why he was especially sensitive to his drummers and dependent on them to organize the music's forward motion.
Segerstrale said two other key elements should help "Vainglory" attract fans: a simple visual language and a tournament structure dependent on grass-roots organizing.
Strategic components for the success of this venture, such a research and innovation, will be dependent on well-understood, clearly organized structures with clear-cut organizations.
Or will Congressional candidates be forced to become more dependent on ideological groups like organized labor and the National Rifle Association to run television ads for them, pulling them away from the political center?
