Sentence examples for dependent on the next from inspiring English sources

Today's visit to the Clyde by Defence Secretary Philip Hammond included a claim of 1,200 jobs currently dependent on the next generation of nuclear-armed submarines.

Where it goes from here is dependent on the next couple weekends and its award season successes.

As a family, and also within our circle of friends, we are finding quieter pleasures that are less dependent on the next shiny new thing.

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"It was largely subsidized and dependent on finding the next Mort Zuckerman.

VH1's failure to come up with new hits to keep the cycle going underscored how fragile the balance of hit and flop can be at channels so dependent on finding the next hot thing.

"I set a target of the first Test against Pakistan, but that will be dependent on the next two weeks of rehab and how seriously I take it.

Life will go on and, for farmers and those dependent on the land, the next crop should be a good one, if the weather holds.

Then in later interviews Hall and his director of television Danny Cohen went further: BBC4 wasn't safe either, with its future dependent on the outcome of the next round of charter and licence fee discussions between now and the end of 2016.

In order to survive, humankind must become self-sustaining in its food production, and not dependent on the arrival of the "next supply ship".

"There's a general feeling that, with more and more people becoming dependent on the government, that by next July we could perhaps be celebrating Dependence Day, not Independence Day," she said, prompting immediate scoffing from Walters.