So recipients are usually dependent on their own areas to produce the organs they need.
Thomas also appears to have been more than usually dependent on his clerks.
Clients are usually dependent on professionals to perform important tasks for them".
All of Alice's rules were subject to occasional exceptions, usually dependent on how she felt about the person in question.
"We work with singers to achieve a level of independence -- things that they're usually dependent on on the stage, like the conductor," she said.
Prices are usually dependent on the popularity of the items and how much McGraw-Hill may have to pay for reprint permissions, said Ginny Moffat, vice president for marketing and custom publishing at McGraw-Hill Higher Education.
Popular art in the 20th century is usually dependent on such technologies of reproduction or distribution as television, printing, photography, digital compact disc and tape recording, motion pictures, radio, and videocassettes.
Which Detroit defense will show up for Game 6: the giveaway and mistake-prone crew of Games 3 and 4, or the mobile and skilled corps of Game 5? Another question to consider is who deserves the Conn Smythe Trophy as the most valuable player of the postseason, an award usually dependent on an effective performance in the Cup finals.
Moreover, German companies are more than usually dependent on medium-term bank loans, and the longer the loan the more it is penalised under the proposals.The Germans but also the Italians and the Japanese fear that their medium-sized companies will lose under the new capital regime.
Such activities are usually dependent upon decisions to provide the necessary funds and personnel available.
But whether an employee actually seeks medical help is usually dependent on the employee's own initiative.
