Word: depending
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Thus, professors' different conceptions and applications of the current grading system make it even more likely that one's grades will depend on one's professor...
...mentions "elevation" as a desirable feature of relationships. Isn't procreation a necessary part of an elevated relationship if it is complete? It is hard to think of the business of conceiving and raising the next generation as merely optional, in which society has no interest. Surely we teachers depend for our livelihood on an ever-renewed supply of young people. And what of shame? Where is the protection--always as difficult to justify as it is indispensable--for human dignity...
Many local police departments and federal agencies have come to depend on seizures as a source of revenue. In 1990, the Justice Department warned of a shortfall and instructed U.S. attorneys to "[make every effort] to increase forfeiture income..." The practice of trying to balance department budgets through asset forfeitures is a dangerous...
...depend very much on the student voteat all. Mine is an older constituency," Russellsays...
Several city council candidates profess interest in the student vote but say they do not depend very heavily...