Sentence examples for depends even from inspiring English sources

(The vastness of Congo means such a small force depends even more than similar operations on local cooperation).

Colorado-based Project C.U.R.E., the largest medical supply group (150 shipments a year) depends even more heavily on visits.

So Labour has gone much further to the left and depends even more on the electorate seeing all Tories as "scum".

With just two characters and a story that moves to the repetitive rhythms of their obsession, "Bay of Angels" is a film that depends, even more than "Lola," on a rigorously controlled style to keep us inside its illusion.

In fact, the likelihood of success for virtual corporations depends even more on existing communities and connections than traditional organizations: the shared understanding, values, trust and respect that successful work requires have to come from somewhere.

Because "Last Call" has a single guest, it depends even more than most shows on the host's personality, and Mr. Daly's mix of soft friendliness with a touch of sardonic irreverence is appealing and adaptable to a wide range of guests.

As people become more dependent on algorithms, their judgment may erode, making them depend even more on the algorithms.

And they will depend even more on their defense.

The Democrats depend even more heavily on money from special interests, like trial lawyers and labor unions".

But it may depend even more on the personality and the political skills of the person appointed to the job.

Politics could depend even more on focus groups and attack ads.This, to be fair, is only speculation.