Sentence examples for now dependent upon from inspiring English sources

The horticultural industry is now dependent upon chemical control of pests through pesticides, materials toxic to the pest in some stage of its life cycle.

Few people continue to make their living by hunting, fishing, or trapping, and, except for some isolated groups, most of the people are now dependent upon wage employment.

Other effects of underfinancing include an unhealthy degree of industry consolidation, so that we are now dependent upon sole sources of supply or even foreign sources in several important areas.

One of the principal technical objections raised last year was that a Safeguard site is now dependent upon one Missile Site Radar, which guides the Spartan and Sprint missiles to their targets.

In words of interest in Moscow and Paris, as well as Bonn, the President told the crowd: "Economically, militarily, politically, our two nations and all the other nations of the alliance are now dependent upon one another.

Long-term career success is now dependent upon it.

Its economy is now dependent almost entirely upon tourism and it has found in its colonial heritage an equally valuable asset which it is exploiting with similar effectiveness.

Port Hawkesbury is now economically dependent upon sulfite pulp milling, supplemented by concrete production, boatbuilding and repair, and mixed farming.

The state's economy is now largely dependent upon service-sector activities, but industrial production, though diminished since 1990, is still important.

A political crisis in January 1708 resulted in Harley's dismissal, and Marlborough and Godolphin were now entirely dependent upon the Whigs.

We in Northern Ireland are, under the Good Friday Agreement, entitled to Irish citizenship and by extension, EU citizenship, but whether this claim to citizenship will now be dependent upon acquisition of an Irish passport is yet to be seen.