Sentence examples for virtually dependent from inspiring English sources

Like many horticulturists, Ms Butterly has become "virtually dependent" on it.

And this in a country now virtually dependent on gas and oil supplies from elsewhere; Britain was recently awaiting a gas supply ship from Qatar, after being days away from running out of supplies altogether.

Evan A. Feigenbaum, an Asia-Pacific co-chair on the Romney foreign policy advisory team, said in a November interview with the Council on Foreign Relations that countries in Asia are now so deeply integrated with China that their growth is virtually dependent on Beijing.

The JT value is important and virtually dependent on the properties of gas mixture and gas flow rate rather than the exchange of heat with the surrounding which concludes the positive and negative values due to high and low gas pressure, respectively (Jeffry 2009; Pinto et al. 2013; Steffensen and Smith 1973; Ziabakhsh-Ganji and Kooi 2014; Tarom and Hossain 2017).

Ireland is virtually entirely dependent upon its larger neighbour for energy, importing 90 per cent of its oil and more than 90 per cent of its gas from the UK.

Grand viziers who were supposed to represent the sultan's absolute power had virtually become dependent on the palace and the Janissary corps, or provincial forces, with the result that there was a lack of authority and complete disorder in the administration.

Aviation was in its infancy and therefore the logistics of the war were virtually entirely dependent on the railways.

All four immunoglobulins were associated in a virtually dose dependent fashion to either DDE, HCB or PCBs (see Additional file 2).

Though Mr. Richards and many others use solar panels to generate as much electricity as they can, it is rarely enough, so most have generators that run on gasoline, which makes them, like virtually all Americans, dependent on a national supply of oil.

Filippo Grandi, the deputy chief of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, which is responsible for Palestinian refugees, told reporters that "Gaza risks becoming a virtually 100percentt aid dependent, closed down and isolated community within a matter of months or weeks, if the present regime of closure continues".

Virtually all DNA-dependent processes require selective and controlled access to the DNA sequence.