Sentence examples for particularly dependant from inspiring English sources

Egypt is particularly dependant on water supply from the Nile, and its growing population has been placing that supply under increasing strain.

Egypt is particularly dependant on the water supply, with growing populations placing it under increasing strain, although Sudan also relies on the source.

The hypothesis that infrequently transcribed long genes are particularly dependant on the Set2/Rpd3S pathway for accurate transcription is not supported by our data.

Replicate acute toxicity tests with B. marinus exposed to NPE at 30°C over 96 h indicated that the narcotic effects were not particularly time dependant.

The construction industry, too, is heavily dependant on foreigners, particularly from East European countries, he added.

Thatcher made it clear that any admission of Vietnamese boat people would have to be matched by a cut in the level of immigration to Britain, particularly in the admission of dependants.

Adelaide is hit particularly hard, since it is 80% dependant on Murray River water.

The amount of loan a dependant student gets depends mainly on their parents' "residual" income.

But across America federal outposts have also felt the squeeze, particularly in the many rural, local economies dependant upon national parks.

Even much more heavyweight policies, such as life insurance, may not be relevant either, particularly if you are single and have no dependants.

This is particularly relevant for Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) who are often dependant on this type of funding to support new product development.