Sentence examples for traditionally depend on from inspiring English sources

European towns, by contrast, traditionally depend on bank loans and government bailouts.

Farmers traditionally depend on seed certified by government authorities – seed that they know has been inspected by independent evaluators to deliver the best possible harvest for that variety of grain.

Managerial power has traditionally depended on controlling information.

He told me: "Policy-makers have traditionally depended on university research to make tough decisions.

"Policy-makers have traditionally depended on university research to make tough decisions.

Micronesians traditionally depended on the cultivation of plant crops and on fishing in shallow reef waters.

But Italy has traditionally depended on state borrowing, even as its efforts through the years to improve growth have stumbled.

Mechanical assembly by robots has traditionally depended on simple sensing systems and the robot manufacturers programming language.

United Ways traditionally depended on workers, especially factory workers, giving through payroll deduction to support social service agencies from Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts to the Red Cross and Family Service Associations.

The problem is that developed countries are fishing in foreign waters and depleting the fish available to those who have traditionally depended on them.

The Shandong Peninsula, by contrast, is entirely an upland area and, with its seaward orientation and indented coastline, has traditionally depended on fishing, mining, and port-related activities.