Sentence examples for bigger dependency from inspiring English sources

This election season shows indications that a reversal from a smaller state role and a bigger dependency on loans may occur with the new president.

I don't know what the figures are, but it would be worth considering this as it is well established in countries with big tourism dependency such as Switzerland and Austria.

They're about silencing a successful organization whose free-market principles are directly opposed to the kind of big-government dependency on which the ideological organizations attacking ALEC are built.

That leads to my biggest concern: the dependency on mobile.

Obama's America is an unmitigated evil based on big government, regulations, and dependency.

In Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's zeal for welfare reform, food stamps equaled dependency and big government entitlement that should be eliminated.

Michelle Bachmann, The Washington Times A second term for Mr. Obama would mean higher taxes, more wasteful spending and an even greater dependency on big government.

Similarly, citizens can only reduce their dependency on big energy producers, if the overall energy infrastructure can accommodate their own small-scale energy production sites, e.g. roof-mounted solar panels.

Our politicians' dependency on big donors - for their election and re-election -- results in the transfer of wealth from the people in general to powerful private interests.

Erick pushes back that this issue isn't going away anytime soon since both sides are talking not to but past each other because he doesn't hear dog whistles in Jonathan's examples, only conservatives sincerely concerned with how big government is causing dependency.

In the cytosol, the building blocks cannot form bigger structures due to dependencies between protein interactions.