Sentence examples for directly depend on from inspiring English sources

In Egypt alone, 1.3 million people directly depend on the tourism.

Direct Compensation SALARY -- Base annual pay that does not directly depend on company results.

It doesn't directly depend on how the England team performs — the biggest rise in participation we had was in 2007, when England were whitewashed.

About 330 million people live within 10km (six miles) of rivers that start in snow leopard territory, and directly depend on those rivers for their water supplies.

Manchester United itself derives around a third of its income from merchandise sales, which do not directly depend on its record on the pitch.

About half a billion people directly depend on forests for their livelihoods, while hundreds of thousands of businesses and we all rely on them for fibre and raw materials.

But he added that the full extent of the cooperation "will directly depend on the general level and quality of our relations with these countries and on mutual understanding in the sphere of fighting international terrorism".

The depth and character of this cooperation will directly depend on the general level and quality of our relations with these countries and on mutual understanding in the sphere of fighting international terrorism.

India does not directly depend on the EU, but contagion from the crisis in the euro zone to India's two largest trading partners, the United States and China, is a serious concern.

All these estimations directly depend on the local thickness of liquid that is roughly estimated here.

Strategic sectors of economy, such as telecommunications, transportation and industrial activities directly depend on electricity.