Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...bugging people is inevitable in the structure of the University," one junior faculty member commented. "That is, that you have great men with incredible power over masses of graduate students and their careers." A tutor who aspires to a post at another college after receiving his degree must depend heavily on the recommendation of senior faculty members at Harvard...
Harvard's chances may depend on the mood set in, the first sabre bout. If Paul Profeta boats Columbia's all-American Berger, the Crimson might get psyched up instead of out. Profeta took second in the New England Sabre Open during Christmas vacation...
...essentially a beefed-up two-man fighter with limited capacity for penetration aids, a round-trip range of 4,000 to 6,000 miles and a speed of 1,200 m.p.h., twice that of the earlier B-52s. Thus, for intercontinental strategic missions, the FB-111 would depend on tankers for in-flight refueling. But the movable-wing plane would be able to haul nuclear weapons, air-to-ground missiles or 38,000 Ibs. of conventional bombs...
...area of life, progress is likely to depend upon the initiative of an adventurous few. Joseph Cardinal Ritter of St. Louis and the Bishops of Oklahoma City-Tulsa and Wheeling have already announced plans to hold "Little Councils" in their own dioceses, in which laymen as well as priests and nuns will take part. Boston's Richard Cardinal Gushing plans to establish lay councils in every parish...
...most likely a torn posterior third of the lateral meniscus with osteoarthritic changes." It was, the report concluded, O.K. for Joe to play football, where "he is closely watched and professional assistance is close at hand." But in Viet Nam, where "the life and safety of his comrades could depend on Namath's performing his duties under extremely adverse conditions," the Army could not guarantee that a trainer or physician would always be around...