Sentence examples for back to the dependency from inspiring English sources

("Perhaps we could find some make-work jobs, sweeping out city hall or picking up trash — but we can't go back to the dependency cycle. They have to work").

One consultant, for example, described his 'awful uneasiness' that after delicate anaesthetic procedures patients were sent back to the wards rather than to High Dependency Units (HDU).

The problems of dichotomies and pre-existing categories in theorising new emergent relationships between medicine and management and their context-dependency direct us back to the need for empirical investigations.

Back to the top In the universal credit white paper (pdf), the government argues: "Welfare dependency has become a significant problem in Britain with a huge social and economic cost".

To take my screaming as a necessary condition for your touching me seems to get the dependencies back to front.

Among females whose latest relationship dated back to more than four years ago, exclusive dependency increased (3.75), and the association revealed significance (P = 0.000 and F = 13.49).

"I was raised to avoid the dependency thing at all costs," Mrs. Olson went on.

Now when a developer clones our frontend repo, all they have to run is 'make compile' and sit back as all the dependencies are installed and the application is built.

[Johan Groeneveld] If I might continue along those lines and come back to how I feel about treatment dependency or independency and how to judge organ failure, the best way to do it in my view is to be an observer, independent, to rule out a bit of the treatment dependency of your assessments.

The African American, Austin Jones, said social programs going back to LBJ's Great Society created communities of dependency.

"[You're] reversing any dependency on the partner, coming back to autonomy and independence".