Sentence examples for dependent on relief from inspiring English sources

Their formation is dependent on relief, hydrologic conditions, vegetation, and human intervention.

This situation left many pastoralists poor and, as a result, become dependent on relief food (Baird [2008], p. 4).

This means that the community is so dependent on relief so much so that they do not see the need for investing in long-term flood mitigation measures such as education which is a life-long process and that gives them knowledge on flooding.

Two years after a devastating earthquake, for example, Pakistan is still dependent on relief to rebuild schools and hospitals.

They are a boon to women like Parul, another cyclone survivor, whose family is dependent on relief because her husband died when the storm hit their village.

An estimated 5.5 million children and mothers were totally dependent on relief or food supplements, and 1,000 tonnes of supplies were needed daily in the affected areas.

Ahnert (1970) found that erosion rates are dependent on basin relief, and Milliman and Syvitski (1992) found a link between erosion rates and basin area.

The results of the study indicate that inselbergs in the area were mostly modified by Quaternary ice sheets only to a low or moderate extent and that the degree of glacial erosion is dependent on their relief and location.

Since Reflector sights are not dependent on eye relief, they can theoretically be placed in any mechanically-convenient mounting position on a weapon.

The years between 1845 and 1849, known as the Crisis of the 1840s, were particularly hard in Flanders where harvests failed and a third of the population became dependent on poor relief.

More than 30 million refugees and internally displaced persons in developing countries are currently dependent on international relief assistance for survival.