Sentence examples for unusually dependent from inspiring English sources

The economy is unusually dependent on decisions made by outsiders.

But America is unusually dependent on citizen-legislators.

Dow Jones publications, particularly The Wall Street Journal, are unusually dependent on financial advertising.

This made Alcatel-Lucent unusually dependent on a few key customers, such as Sprint, an ailing American operator.

Social media ensures that information spreads fast, particularly since domestic workers are unusually dependent on their mobile phones for communication with the outside world.

And many experts have warned that little has also been done to insulate California's public schools, which are unusually dependent on state revenues, against economic downturns.

For decades an unusually large dependent population, a predominantly agricultural economy, and a prevailing resistance to change have kept Mississippi's per capita income low and created an inadequate standard of living for many families.

After prolonged milling, the compound evolves toward a steady-state nanostructure that is found to be unusually strongly dependent on the processing conditions.

With women producing such "unusually helpless and dependent offspring", they require a mate who not only has good genes, but is able to provide goods and services (i.e. shelter, meat and protection) to the woman and her child.

HP 129Xe displays a reasonably high Ostwald solubility in many tissues [12], including the blood (∼14%), and exhibits an unusually large, environmentally dependent nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) chemical shift range (>200 ppm in vivo) that allows dissolved 129Xe to be excited and detected separately from gas-phase 129Xe [8].

Lastly, we test the ability of the PPMS to measure the specific heat of Mg11B2, a superconductor of current interest to many research groups, that has an unusually strong field-dependent specific heat in the mixed state.