Sentence examples for a total dependency on from inspiring English sources

"He gradually used that to create a dependency, which became a total dependency on him".

The chemical industry of 100 years ago was reliant on plant material as feedstock but the combination of availability of cheap fossil oil, the advancement of organic chemistry and increasing prices for plant material, led to a shift to a near total dependency on fossil oil as feedstock.

In areas where there is a near total dependency on publicly funded clients, we will see services going out of business, and many people in those areas will not get care and support and will find themselves going into crisis and then of course into the NHS".

They explain his inability to walk and almost total dependency on a wheelchair.

Nonetheless, the average current holdings of livestock (5.4 camels, 10 cattle, and 17.8 small stocks; Fig. 4) are by far lower than what was mentioned by Seid (1994), implying that total dependency on livestock rearing as a sole source of livelihood is difficult nowadays.

This, in turn, raised the issue of whether Mary, given her total dependency on Jodie, could be regarded as "a person in being" who had been "born alive" and was thus entitled to the law's protection in living out her natural span, no matter how short.

Known as sea cows because of their total dependency on sea grass, numbers have plummeted over the past decade as they struggle to cope with extreme weather conditions, escalating industrial activity, and hunting by indigenous fishermen.

On the other hand, having alternative energy sources will reduce the nearly total dependency on oil.

WT and TPK mutants showed total dependency on cAMP for PKA activity.

Tapping into its revenue stream is seen by the country's rulers and investors alike as a vital step to weaning the economy off its near-total dependency on oil.

Carbon dioxide capture and sequestration (CCS) has received considerable attention as total energy dependency on fossil fuel continues to increase.