Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Crimson defense will depend on the linebackers' ability to contain Havrilak on the run and still guard against the dangerous short pass to his backs. The experienced defenders, left linebacker Gerry Marino and cornerback Mike Ananis, have recovered sufficiently from earlier injuries to play when needed, but Yovicsin intends to hold them out of the starting line...
Harvard frosh aces Mike Koerner and Rick Jurgens are not in peak form, and the Yardlings may have to depend upon their relatively untested backup runners to break up Penn's scorers...
Sizer apparently expects change in urban curriculum to follow the example of grading policy -- a slow and persistent evolution. Whether his policy works will depend to a large degree on the students and faculty who are supposedly pushing for change...
...Much may depend, of course, on Humphrey's choice of a running mate. In order to win in November, he will need the widest possible support in the cities and among the Kennedy-McCarthy factions. Three of the Vice President's favorites for a partner on the ticket are Oklahoma's Senator Fred Harris, Maine's Senator Edmund Muskie, and San Francisco's Mayor Joseph Alioto, a Catholic liberal of whom Humphrey thinks highly. A better known possibility would be Sargent Shriver, who might reconcile some of the Kennedy partisans...
...when a faint note of hysteria can be detected. The pill, writes the Pope, might lead to infidelity, loss of respect for women, and could even precipitate political anarchy. However real this social danger may be in the modern world, it is a mistake to make discussion of it depend on teachings of divine and natural law about the sacredness of life. How the holiness of human life can in any way be abrogated by a mere technology (the pill) is very unclear in the encyclical. Is fear for the stability of a social structure, the family...