Sentence examples for whom depended from inspiring English sources
The common denominator is that Ms. Pugh, a prominent Democratic state lawmaker before becoming Baltimore's mayor, in 2016, managed to extract payments from institutions, businesses and, in one case, an individual businessman, most of whom depended on her position, power and influence to one degree or another.
In 1801 Oxford was still a small market town of about 12,000 people, many of whom depended on the university for a livelihood, but by the beginning of the 20th century printing and publishing industries had become firmly established in the town, and the manufacture of preserves (especially marmalade) was also important.
Robinson Marte, 20, who grew up in New York and lost his mother, Nieves Mason, plans to move to the Dominican Republic after college to be with his grandmother and three aunts, all of whom depended on his mother for money.
What I did have was a kid, two cats and a dog, all of whom depended on me to take care of them.
Among them the most important are the Greeks Agathias and Malalas, the Persians Tabari and Ferdowsi, the Armenian Agathangelos, and the Syriac Chronicles of Edessa and Arbela, most of whom depended on late Sassanid sources, especially Khwaday-Namag.
The Europeans, some of whom depend on Russian energy, cannot.
But the 7,400 people of Kusatsu, more than 90% of whom depend on the tourist trade for their living, are not convinced.
But many of the elderly, a majority of whom depend primarily on Social Security, say they are hard pressed to pay the extra costs.
Today there are more than 70 Indigenous groups with a connection to the reef, many of whom depend on it for their livelihoods.
Hog and chicken producers as well as cattle ranchers, all of whom depend on grain for feed, are being severely squeezed.
