be dependent on in English
be reliant upo
Use "be dependent on" in a sentence
1. 8 You can't be dependent on your parents all your life.
2. However, Admissibly will be dependent on the type of charge you faced
3. The approach to confirmation should be dependent on a nationally established algorithm.
4. (Deuteronomy 27:3) Still, they continued to be dependent on Jehovah’s blessing.
5. Of course, you do not want to be dependent on your family and friends forever.
6. It is an absolute and compelling imperative that cannot be dependent on resumption of the composite dialogue.
7. The acquisition of a right may not be dependent on any entry in a national patent register.
8. 4. The acquisition of a right may not be dependent on any entry in a national patent register.’
9. 4. The acquisition of a right may not be dependent on any entry in a national patent register.
10. Proper functioning of the MELiSSA loop will be dependent on the stability and Axenicity of each of its compartments.
11. As previously noted, meeting this goal will be dependent on an abatement in the number of new claims received.
12. The choice of Allophone may be dependent on the phonological context (neighboring sounds), or may be subject to free variation
13. 25 Women are said to have been created as equal to men yet are functionally to be dependent on men.
14. Himalaya) aleurone xylanase was found to be dependent on both gibberellic acid (GA3) and Ca2+, but inhibited by cycloheximide and cordycepin.
15. BelowTg, this mode is shown to be dependent on scattering angle and is evidently a diffusion mechanism, which may be related to theβ-relaxation process.
16. (23) As mentioned before, the luxury/prestige watch components aftermarket seems to be dependent on the primary market for luxury/prestige watches and closely linked to it.
17. A principle of Conditionality holds that that access to certain basic, publicly provided, welfare benefits and services should be dependent on an individual first agreeing to meet particular obligations or patterns of behaviour.
18. In the case of distal arthrogryposis the chances that patients will be able to walk without help are good, while those with amyoplasia are likely to be dependent on mobility aids throughout their lives.
19. Thiobacillus albertis, a newly characterized acidophilic Thiobacillus sp., was found not to be dependent on physiological conditions such as pH, cellular energy, or peripheral cell envelope sulfhydryl groups for attachment to elemental sulfur (S0).
20. Purchase price and associated cost to operate a Cirrus SR22 will be dependent on the year manufactured, total time of the airframe for the Cirrus SR22, avionics upgrades, maintenance schedule and overall condition of …
21. Braidin Braidin is a sweet and kind girl, but she is also very smart and pretty and doesn’t try to be dependent on others for anything. Braidin loves nature and animals and her friends find her caring and inspirational
22. ‘The Coyness about the price is, we presume, because the actual selling price will be dependent on the kinds of discount deals on offer.’ ‘While the record's disposition may be a departure for these New Yorkers, their Coyness in discussing it is not.’
23. The Borehole is pumped over a period of time to assess both the volume of water it will produce and the speed at which the surrounding rocks will release the water The scope and length of the test pump will be dependent on a number of factors, such as anticipated flow
24. Suddenly the Coyness was gone from her voice, replaced by genuine wistfulness.: Am I utterly evil and cynical to think this Coyness is the most clever way to raise investor interest?: Stewart gestured crossing his heart and sealing his lips and laughed heartily at his master's Coyness.: The Coyness about the price is, we presume, because the actual selling price will be dependent on the kinds