Sentence examples for yet dependent on from inspiring English sources

As a group, Maria Theresa's progeny grew up to be rebellious and resentful of authority and yet dependent on praise.

The privations are threatening to coalesce this year in a land that is particularly vulnerable to economic retreat: by the standards of other leading European economies, many Britons are cash-poor and debt-heavy, yet dependent on an economy in thrall to Main Street spending.

One such drug, Byetta, developed with Eli Lilly, treats diabetics not yet dependent on insulin; the compound's chemistry is borrowed from a poisonous lizard.

That new review now proposes giving the drugs to patients with mild symptoms - which covers people in the early stages of the disease, perhaps suffering memory loss and confusion, but not yet dependent on carers for day-to-day activities.

"My task as [my son's] myth writer," says Rapp, "was still to understand my son as a person and a being who was independent of me and yet dependent on my actions, my attention, my love".

Patients are often not yet dependent on healthcare in the early stage of a life-threatening disease, and in such situations GPs feel it does not make sense to talk of 'palliative care'.

People at those stages have begun to slow mentally but can still do basic tasks for themselves and are not yet completely dependent on others.

As a result, the frail financial state of the country's banking system is becoming yet more dependent on trends in the stock market.

On Thursday, Fianna Fail is likely to lose a parliamentary by-election, leaving the government yet more dependent on the two wavering independents.

He wants to make his way without help, yet is dependent on the foreman Johnny Basso, who saves his life from a "kettle bottom" of rock falling on him, and he is helped by just about everybody else in the mine and in the town.

Figure 3 shows the four layers of the model; each has different functions, yet is dependent on the services provided by their nearest layer.