Sentence examples similar to dependent to something from inspiring English sources

"The question is what happens longer term -- how will countries like China and Indonesia switch from export-dependent to something else?

But when you learn to become dependent on something, or expect something to help you, not having that "thing" makes whatever task you are facing immensely harder, mentally.

To feel dependent upon something is in some sense to recognize oneself as distinct from that upon which one is dependent.

"The more dependent we allow ourselves to become to something like Facebook — and Facebook does everything in its power to make you more dependent — the more Facebook can and does abuse us," Harmsen explained by indignant e-mail.

Critics suggested this was the Prime Minister downgrading what had been a solid promise pre-referendum to something slightly more ambiguous, dependent on a new timescale based around the proposed restrictions on Scottish MPs.

If the simple God's knowing of Socrates includes the man himself in his bodily reality, this would seem to make God dependent on something other than himself.

Although the remaining 22 million nonpoor workers (and their dependents) will have to pay something to have health insurance, most of them will find insurance to be cheaper than it was before the Affordable Care Act.

For if God were identical to the state, then God would be dependent on something – Tom's libertarianly free action – that is external to God and beyond his control.

We might not want to saddle up and build a business completely dependent on something that could buck us off so easily.

Last week, most of Europe's flights were dependent on something as seemingly trivial as a "change in the wind" to carry away the volcanic ash, the Center for Asia Pacific Aviation said.

The Doppler effect is dependent on something going on in the medium, but this should not allow one to conclude that what we hear are sound waves in the medium.