Sentence examples for supposedly dependent on from inspiring English sources

Like David Cameron's £13bn in "overseas sales" supposedly dependent on "Olympics diplomacy", it was fantasy economics.

Whatever taxes and jobs are supposedly dependent on London's banks, it cannot recompense the devastating damage their practices have done to the British economy.

Anthrapyrazolones as a class are capable of interacting with DNA, which may affect HIF-1α mRNA stability or synthesis; however, such an interaction with DNA is not supposedly dependent on PHD and the structural requirement of the ODD of HIF-1α.

They were dependent on no one.

These rare-earth minerals are essential to our cell phones and other electronic goods that we have become so dependent on, which we supposedly "need" for our daily lives.

The one is dependent on the other".

* At least one million dependent on aid.

Large chunks of the American economy is dependent on illegal immigrants: they supposedly account for three in four agricultural workers at some times of the year.

The uptake seems to be dependent on cell type, and PEGylated oligonucleotides (having a large molecular weight) are supposedly being taken up by macropinocytosis.

Indeed, analysis of the content of items like those in the Raven (supposedly the most g-loaded test) suggests that they are the most, not the least, dependent on specific learning (Richardson & Norgate, In press).

Even though lexical access is supposedly independent from central attention (cf. classical Stroop effect; [6]), it appears that it is not entirely autonomous and dependent on task overlap [4], lexical skills [7] and attention [8].