Sentence examples for economically depend on from inspiring English sources

Many Georgian businesses and families economically depend on their northern neighbour.

A great number of these countries economically depend on Russia.

While trends in winter chill are often analyzed using the mean of the chilling distribution, this measure is of subordinate importance to growers, because they economically depend on obtaining good yields in most (e.g. 90%) years rather than in an average year.

With guards who are all too ready to be bribed, these shenanigans should underline the rottenness of a system that economically depended on exposing the vulnerable to the outside public.

The results were analyzed economically depending on the NPV calculations; these results are presented in Fig. 12.

They say endurance means a good wife but most women endure abusive relationship because they are not empowered economically, they depend on their husbands," she told the BBC about her decision.

Economically, people depend on the government to provide everything.

Moreover, there are minimum and maximum pensions that are yearly defined and its amount depends on marital status and number of economically dependent people who depend on the person receiving the benefit.

And to anchor them economically, malls typically depend on department stores: huge vendors offering a variety of products across interconnected sections.

Whether the project is economically viable will depend on the future trajectory of the iron-ore price.Simandou could do wonders for Guinea's emaciated economy (GDP per person is a mere $530).

"Most dramatically affected are the elderly and the economically disadvantaged, who depend on free over-the-air signals for their television," Dr. William F. Baker, the president of WNET (Channel 13) and chairman of the alliance, said in a speech last month at the National Association of Broadcasters convention in Las Vegas.