Sentence examples for dependent on the tiny from inspiring English sources

She went from being the family breadwinner to being dependent on the tiny wage of her husband who works as a vegetable seller.

The Pentagon has become increasingly dependent on the tiny gulf states to host the bulk of its forces­ in the Middle East since it withdrew from Iraq in 2011 and vacated several large bases there.

But all are dependent on the tiny microscopic plants around them.

Members of Congress are dependent on the tiniest fraction of the 1percenttoto fund their campaigns.

"Yard" "doesn't drip sentimentality; the sentiments are earned". Entirely dependent on the talents of its tiny cast -- which, in a first, includes Horovitz himself as the recorded voice of recurring radio announcer Byron Weld -- "Yard" has the potential to shine as a showcase or collapse under its thespians' weight.

What I want to investigate in my work is how we are all influenced by this mega-city, this crossroads, how we're all dependent on the grid, and yet the tiniest transaction can define us and differentiate the individual from the whole".

He argues that knowledge-intensive companies are unusually dependent on a tiny number of highly talented workers: a top-notch engineer "is worth 300 times or more than an average engineer".

Increasingly Roman order was dependent on a tiny and expensive elite of mobile shock forces -- their high-tech expeditionary forces.

In the case of nonsymmetric conjoined twins, one is fairly well developed, but the other is severely underdeveloped, often tiny, and dependent on the larger twin for nutrition.

The one is dependent on the other".

By the end of 1645, with his forces crumbling and his territory shrinking, King Charles' hopes were increasingly dependent on the Royalist heartland of the Welsh Marches and the tiny field army which Jacob Lord Astley was struggling to muster there.