Sentence examples for quite dependent from inspiring English sources

She is quite dependent upon me, especially financially, which has caused plenty of resentment.

I'm constantly spinning plates – my 10-year-old is still quite dependent on me.

Back when the commuter tax was first introduced in 1966, we were quite dependent on you because you offered the best, highest-paying jobs, and all the transportation networks flowed into the city.

The first ones to overcome the many technical challenges, raise the money to construct their vessels and set out for the open seas will be quite dependent on terrestrial authorities' goodwill.

What emerged quite quickly was that Paul had really wanted to do something like this, where he's got to now, he's quite dependent on the tabloids to make a living, and he wanted there to be a more serious portrait of his playing career".

"Given that revenues are quite dependent on the macro economic environment, and so are not in their control as much as costs, we think it is important for the cost structure to be as efficient as possible to allow them to deliver solid earnings," Priyanka Agnihotri, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, said.

Outcomes then would not seem quite so dependent on, as Wenger termed it, "financial doping".

Saint-Nazaire is not quite as dependent as it once was on the yards.

The service sector would grow, and the economy would no longer be quite so dependent on smoke-spewing factories.

There was the sensible era, which believed in short, curt names with no nonsense about them, such as Joan, Ruth, Ann, and quite clearly dependent upon the Shaw-Wells period.

Because the mechanical properties are quite strongly dependent on the purity of the metals and their thermal history, it is difficult to compare the reported values in literature.