Sentence examples for partly dependent from inspiring English sources

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".

Since then, they have been on the frontline of the conflict – and many members are now partly dependent on it.

"Bearing in mind the set of objectives which we set at the very beginning... the value for money is partly dependent on the offer price, it's partly dependent on the continuing value of the state's [30%] share, and it's partly dependent on what happens to the company.

By contrast, just under 1% of Americans identify as Muslim – although estimates vary widely and are partly dependent on Muslims' willingness to identify with the label to interviewers.

But, as the final paragraph of "Middlemarch" reminds us, the growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts.

In the short term, however, it can slow a recovery because the economy is partly dependent on consumers' willingness to spend.

But after Mr. Bush's tax cut and the recession, the non-Social Security budget surplus disappeared, leaving the government again partly dependent on Social Security revenue.

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 narrator's status as a political prisoner — only obliquely referenced in the novel — implied that the regime's popularity was partly dependent on its repression of dissent.