Sentence examples for dangerously dependent on from inspiring English sources

In the process it has become dangerously dependent on its one lucrative industry.

Finland had become dangerously dependent on this one company: in 2000 Nokia accounted for 4% of the country's GDP.

Our film industry remains dangerously dependent on the weather.

But the economy remains dangerously dependent on energy and raw materials.

Asian countries remain dangerously dependent on the United States economy, these experts said.

But the world is dangerously dependent on China, which continues to grow at a clip.

If you distribute to only one retailer, you could make yourself dangerously dependent upon that retailer.

France found itself dangerously isolated, dependent on the small eastern European countries and on the uncertain prospect of British military support in crisis.

Latino youths -- the fastest-growing ethnic group in this age cohort -- fell below white and multi-ethnic adolescents in their rate of substance-use disorders, but not by much: 7.7% qualified as having dangerously abused or been dependent on drugs or alcohol in the past year.

That attitude is dangerously shortsighted as society becomes increasingly dependent on technology the average person (or average congressperson) doesn't understand, it's necessary to have regulations in place to minimize coding failures that can leave people without power or worse.

That attitude is dangerously shortsighted – as society becomes increasingly dependent on technology the average person (or average congressperson) doesn't understand, it's necessary to have regulations in place to minimise coding failures that can leave people without power or worse.