The corporation Sam Walton founded now employs 2.2 million workers, two-thirds of them in the US, and the great majority are poorly paid people who feel intimidated and are often underemployed, and routinely depend on government benefits to survive.
In a possibilistic situation semantics resource situations are the kind of entities that the evaluation of any predicate routinely depends on.
Even though the stakes of these decisions are usually very high, decision makers routinely depend on expert opinions and qualitative assessments to model the evolution of software technology; both of these sources of decision-making information are subjective, are based on opinions rather than facts, and are prone to error.
These restrictions would have had dire consequences for Florida's communities of color, including many Latino and Haitian-American citizens who routinely depend on language assistance from community-based poll monitors and voter protection advocates.
20 Such countries have few, if any, registered medicines on the market, meaning that health care routinely depends on unregistered medicines.
Dr. Conteh was exceptional because he persisted in the face of these challenges, but we cannot routinely depend on such heroes.
BAL, swabs, and blood cultures were taken routinely on admission and depending on clinical need.
That outlook routinely eclipses 30 years, depending on the ages of state employees.
The chances of being investigated, other analysts routinely say, often depend on whether one has fallen from political favor.
Midwives routinely decide how frequently to meet pregnant women depending on their perceived needs and available resources.
RT-PCR runs were routinely carried out for 20 to 35 cycles, depending on the linear range of PCR amplification for each gene.
