Sentence examples for much dependent upon from inspiring English sources
The historian Lauriston Bullard wrote, "Massachusetts was almost as much dependent upon cotton as South Carolina or Mississippi".
This is a short-term arrangement, with much dependent upon the result on Sunday as to whether Pogba's stay – like that of Saunders – is extended into next term.
As much as it embarrassed me to admit it, I was still very much dependent upon others, in a city where independence is prized above most other virtues.
Yet growth in most economies is very much dependent upon imports and the ability to export in order to pay for imports.
By contrast, the level of arousal associated with a particular task varies from moment to moment as the task demands change; in other words, it is very much dependent upon overall stimulus load.
The efficiency of these industries is very much dependent upon boiler's efficiency.
Neurosurgery should be looked upon as a high-tech specialty and very much dependent on new technological innovations aiming at improvements of patient's treatment and outcome.
People's sense of justice is much more dependent upon how they are treated and what they get as an outcome".
Likewise, for effective communication, much is dependent upon such things as gestures, emphases, and other modulations of voice.
The power of wind farms and PV plants is normally much more dependent upon the on-site landform, topography and climate.
He concludes that much is dependent upon what listeners are conditioned to hear.
