The success rate is partly dependent on the background, though.
Stability is partly dependent on the Brotherhood reconciling themselves to Egypt's new order.
"And its success is partly dependent on its keeping its religious roots out of sight".
In the short term, however, it can slow a recovery because the economy is partly dependent on consumers' willingness to spend.
But, as the final paragraph of "Middlemarch" reminds us, the growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts.
From a text by Jean Cocteau, the opera is partly dependent upon verbal ambiguities for its effect, and, unsurprisingly, opinions differ as to its meaning and implications.
The enduring appeal of Fitzgerald's third novel, as with many great novels, is partly dependent on a benign misinterpretation on the part of readers, a surrender to fascination with wealth and glamour, and the riotous frivolity of the jazz age.
That is partly dependent on what happens on the flip side of the rent-versus-buy equation -- those who bought investment or vacation homes and who are trying to decide whether to sell now or rent out their property.
Romney, whose campaign is partly dependent on the enthusiasm and ground work of conservative activists, still can't stray too far from right-wing dogma — as evidenced by his failure to offer Hispanic voters anything positive on immigration reform.
Revenue is partly dependent on prices of NAND flash memory.
The wealth of every nation is partly dependent on the health of its people.
