Sentence examples for will increasingly depend on from inspiring English sources

Telephony, once the mainstay of the industry, is just one service that can be offered over broadband connections, which will increasingly depend on new fibre-optic and wireless technology, not copper.

As manufacturing continues to shrink in an economy, overall growth will increasingly depend on boosting productivity in services.

In a globalised knowledge economy, he argues, the wealth of a country will increasingly depend on highly skilled individuals.

It is inevitable that the Congress party's fight to redeem itself will increasingly depend on his royalty-like branding.

The mainstay businesses are thriving, but, analysts say, future growth will increasingly depend on how well Microsoft can do in selling online advertising and developing Internet services.

"The baby boomers are getting older," said Reuben G. Brewer, mutual fund research manager at Value Line, and "will increasingly depend on drugs to make their lives better".

He is not abandoning Windows or Office, but he is saying that the value of Microsoft's software will increasingly depend less on what it can do on its own than what it can do with others.

Elucidation of cancer aetiology will increasingly depend upon integration of environmental and genetic risk factors (72).

Re "In the Future, Smart People Will Let Cars Take Control" (Findings, Dec. 4): It's interesting that John Tierney chose to include "Smart People" in his title because the main thrust of his piece seems to be that we humans are getting dumb and dumber as the technology we increasingly depend on, "unlike humans, will keep getting smarter".

The islands increasingly depend on imported food.

Financial markets increasingly depend on them.