Sentence examples for dependent on winter from inspiring English sources

Snow can be an entrancing sight or an exhausting burden, but for communities dependent on winter sports, it is one thing above all else: revenue.

People utterly dependent on winter hunting (though they did have gardens and harvested wild rice, too) became adept at reading the world in a way that seems supernatural to us.

There is an undisputed need to increase accuracy of Fractional Snow Cover (FSC) estimation in regions of complex terrain, especially in areas dependent on winter snow accumulation for a substantial portion of their water supply, such as the western United States.

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With a company dependent on Christmas season "Nutcracker" performances for one-fifth of its annual budget, Mr. Fredmann isn't about to go down without a fight.

Pressured toward profitablity by the entertainment conglomerates that now own them, they have become increasingly dependent on summer revenue.

With summer gone, Foy's scales back to three days a week, Thursday through Saturday, and becomes entirely dependent on 6,500 year-round residents.

An economy dependent on summer crowds offered mostly seasonal jobs, leaving workers struggling the rest of the year.

They are also peculiarly dependent on summer internships, offered between the first and second years, as a way for students to secure full-time jobs once they graduate.

"Banks might become dependent on today's very favorable access to central bank refinancing to such an extent that their incentives to repair their balance sheets remain weak," he said.