Sentence examples for decades of dependence from inspiring English sources
Exploiting their flair for enterprise and entrepreneurship – a spirit doused by decades of dependence on state largesse – young Greeks are also behind an explosion of bars and restaurants nationwide, but especially in Athens.
This action would open up some of our most productive farmlands to a ravenous and destructive industry, and lock Australia into decades of dependence on fossil fuel energy when renewable energy is cheaper and more effective than ever.
Officials in Tokyo and Seoul were also disturbed by Trump's suggestion – which he has since denied – that the two countries could end decades of dependence on their US nuclear umbrella and develop their own nuclear deterrents.
Now all the president has to do is raise his hand and say, '$205 million, a very good idea, send me it immediately.' " But some Senate Republicans, including Christopher S. Bond of Missouri, said the government should not bail out Amtrak, and House Republican leaders were even blunter in their disdain for the railroad and its three decades of dependence on the federal treasury.
Thanks to the development of offshore fields, the nation has become self-sufficient in oil, ending decades of dependence on foreign producers.
Is Africa doomed to decades of dependence on resource extraction, which feeds the violence, and on foreign aid, however flawed?
Beck was 15 then, and he says the episode sank him into decades of misery, chemical dependence and misanthropic behavior that played out on and off the air at a procession of FM stations across the country — morning-D.J. jobs in markets like Provo, Utah Phoenixx; Corpus Christi, Tex.; and New Haven, where he hit bottom.
While Russian experts still downplay the ability of the U.S. to displace Russia in the Indian arms market, for reasons of cost and the legacy of decades' old dependence, they recognize increasing American inroads and growing influence.
It seems, in effect, to be suing itself for decades of damage resulting from dependence on fossil fuel earnings.
A marriage of dependence ensues.
7. Measure of dependence on translations.
