Sentence examples for dependent on the continued from inspiring English sources
The staff who have been hired for their expertise can't easily defer to people on issues they see as fundamental to their professional competence, while the board are right to say that the big issues need to be decided by those representing members, not people whose views are affected by being dependent on the continued salary they hope to carry on drawing.
The legs on this one will be somewhat dependent on the continued strength of The Lion King, as well as the opening muscle of Real Steel on October 7th (a, um... Hugh Jackman robot-boxing drama that is being heavily sold to the family market).
Based on the Seattle Mariners' model, Beane would be better off spending the $91 million Giambi rejected on an assortment of players less talented but more useful in keeping his team from being too dependent on the continued production and good health of one man.
"Growth has become more dependent – perhaps too dependent – on the continued expansion of investment," Lipton said.
Yet few Americans are so immediately dependent on the continued expansion of the fossil-fuel economy that science says is causing the change.
With so many commercial interests dependent on the continued appetite for soya across the globe, those few telling a different story face an uphill struggle in getting their voice heard.
No other country looks close.The biggest worry is Hungary, which is the country most dependent on the continuing confidence of the capital markets.
"Bearing in mind the set of objectives which we set at the very beginning... the value for money is partly dependent on the offer price, it's partly dependent on the continuing value of the state's [30%] share, and it's partly dependent on what happens to the company.
And, to be fair, EA has a few weaknesses: its revenue and its margin are highly dependent on the continuing success of FIFA Ultimate Team.
