Sentence examples for narrowly dependent from inspiring English sources
Unlike past recoveries, which tended to be narrowly dependent on increased exports of cars to North America, current growth is more widely based as Chinese demand puts idle capacity in Japanese steel mills and semiconductor plants back to work.
In parallel, the activation of microglia is narrowly dependent on their local microenvironment.
Until the 1960s the latter had narrowly based economies largely dependent on the textile trade, which still provided more than half the employment of women.
This one deals narrowly with an economic emergency and singles out those dependent on child care; seeks to employ 20,000 people statewide by mid-June; plans active outreach, including through churches; and uses subcontractor groups to provide site visits.
After all, defining scientific concepts within a specific formal language makes any axiomatizing effort dependent on the choice, nature, and idiosyncrasies of that narrowly-defined language.
Detroit was narrowly focused on the automobile industry, which indeed spun off other associated but highly dependent industries, which led to temporary boom.
Luckily for Copenhagen, it narrowly avoided many of the post-war decisions that lead to sprawling, car-dependent places, and continues to invest in attractive, health-promoting urban design today.
In the city's most car-dependent borough, practically everyone has a story about a tire that fell victim, or a crater narrowly missed.
If γ-ray bursts are narrowly collimated, then the burst is only probing a small portion of any wind, perhaps just that time-dependent and isotropic structure directly along the rotation axis.
The measure lost narrowly.
