Sentence examples for progress dependent from inspiring English sources

Prediction: Progress dependent on additional recruiting.

Despite recent reductions in prevalence, China still faces a substantial tuberculosis (TB) burden, with future progress dependent on the ability of rural providers to appropriately detect and refer TB patients for further care.

Further progress is dependent on advancement of numerical methods capable of meeting these challenges.

Modern industrial progress is dependent on these ruggedly constructed induction motors.

Last week we confirmed discussions had begun with Mr Altrad but that any progress was dependent on receiving approval from a number of relevant bodies".

Most of us have attended public schools and know their progress is dependent on local teachers, both privately and publicly educated.

Turgot and Condorcet agree that scientific progress is dependent on mathematical and technological progress, and vice versa (Turgot 1750, 45; Condorcet 1795, 231).

As analytical framework of this research, we take economy where progress is dependent on 'capital deepening' in form of increased capital goods available (Romer 1990; Barro and Sala-i-Martin 1997).

In its last update, in November, the inquiry said making progress was dependent on the "satisfactory completion" of discussions about the disclosure of private material, including 25 notes from Mr Blair to President Bush and more than 130 records of conversations between either Mr Blair or Gordon Brown and the former US president.

The final speech of the play is a challenging one, in which the character of Skilling turns on the audience and suggests that all humanity is like him, that all progress is dependent on risk.

A child who is unable to plan and strategize, and whose language skills are impaired is at a distinct disadvantage in classrooms in Western countries where so much of children's academic progress is dependent on verbal modes of learning and reasoning.