highly dependent

Frequency: 7.818.1 per million words

To rely to a very significant degree, often in a technical or systemic context.

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  • The country's economy is highly dependent on tourism.
  • Our new software is highly dependent on a fast internet connection to function properly.
  • This delicate ecosystem is highly dependent on a consistent water supply.
  • In its early stages, a startup is highly dependent on its investors for funding.
  • The success of the project was highly dependent on teamwork and communication.
  • Modern agriculture has become highly dependent on advanced technology and machinery.
  • The patient is highly dependent on this medication to manage his symptoms.
  • Their manufacturing process is highly dependent on a single supplier for a critical component.
  • The financial markets are highly dependent on the central bank's interest rate decisions.
  • As a society, we have grown highly dependent on digital communication.