How to pronounce “dependant” in English

We're just more dependant on technology.

They're actually dependant on us to do that.

work with those states that are dependant upon tobacco because there's been, as a child of the 70's, tremendous progress in the last thirty years.

This all came through this world of work dependant on fingernails and not automation.

And what we found in the laboratory was that these tumors that had BRAF mutations were selectively dependant upon BRAF.

Because if you have a mutation, and the cancer cell is not dependant upon that mutation, then developing a drug that targets that mutation's probably not

So again, you can see how something has more pectin or less pectin dependant on its physical consistency.

And the underlying principle, that the same price can be made to appear better or worse value dependant on how you display it, holds in a remarkable number

And one of the great arguments about the State has always been, you can't really improve productivity because it's so dependant on human labor.

Carrying capacity K is equal to birth, minus death, over a density dependant impact on the growth rate added to a density dependant impact on the death rate.

So, Venice, when it was first established as a city-state between the 12th, I'm sorry, the 9th and the 12th century, was dependant on agrarian technologies.

Oklahoma or Saudi Arabia, so that's why I think that over time, hybrids will, hybrids and other less oil-dependant vehicles will be important, but it's gonna awhile because

they graduate high school so we're looking at within ten years, 30 or 35 percent of kids insulin dependant.