Sentence examples for started to depend on from inspiring English sources

Clearly moreish – Rowling started to depend on it as her series wore on.

Likewise, after the Devils captured the Stanley Cup in 2000, it seemed every hockey team started to depend on a trapping style, including Anaheim, which pushed the Devils to a seventh game in losing the finals last season.

In the 2012 election, we started to depend on our Fifth Column and now we call them "fact checkers".

Meanwhile, Dr. Taub said, patients start to depend on their good arms to carry out everyday tasks and those movements are similarly reinforced.

"But, you know, once they get a walker they start to depend on it and they never walk much anymore, just get wherever it is they have to go," she said to Grant.

Arthur Woodley, a black long-range patrolman interviewed by Terry, explained: "No matter what his ethnic background is, or his ideals, you start to depend on that person to cover your ass".

Finally, collective fitness "starts to depend on the functionality of the collective itself" (2009, 237 8).

When governments start to depend on a technology, I believe they are less likely to aggressively regulate it because — they are just as dependent on its success, as consumers and businesses.

Students, the unemployed, people on low incomes and those who racked up massive debt during the economic boom are now starting to depend on Ireland's new community food banks to feed their families.

Students, the unemployed, people on low incomes, and those who racked up massive debt during the economic boom are now starting to depend on Ireland's new community food banks to feed their families.

As time progresses, regulators of correct cell cycle progression apparently start to depend on an alternative function of β-catenin independent of mediating TCF/Lef transcription.