Sentence examples for traditionally dependent on from inspiring English sources

In Scotland it has been traditionally dependent on the Catholic vote; and in parliament it depends on Scottish seats.

Traditionally dependent on U.S. markets and products, Nicaragua began trading with a wider group of countries including Cuba and those of eastern Europe during the Sandinista period.

Traditionally dependent on the sugar industry, it has attempted to diversify its economy by increasing its imports of capital goods to use as the basis for new industries.

In a rural, blue-collar area like Yamhill, traditionally dependent on farming and forestry, school has always been an escalator to opportunity.

Higuera de la Serena, a cluster of about 900 houses surrounded by farmland, and traditionally dependent on pig farming and olives, got swept up in the giddy days of the construction boom.

Traditionally dependent on coffee, banana and beef exports, Costa Rica has diversified its economy.

A new United Nations analysis of the most recent energy plans of 52 low lying poor countries - traditionally heavily dependent on imports of petrol and oil - shows the Caribbean island of Dominica leading the world with plans to become carbon "negative" by 2020.

"Physicians in India have traditionally been dependent on the U.S. for information.

Uruguay has traditionally been dependent on fuel imports from neighboring countries like Argentina.

He was long overshadowed by Agilbert, bishop to the West Saxons, and his authority as archbishop probably did not extend past his own diocese and that of Rochester, which had traditionally been dependent on Canterbury.

The practice of financial distribution within the Ministry of Health of Malaysia has traditionally been dependent on historical information, i.e., looking at past performance.