Sentence examples for deepening dependence from inspiring English sources
His argument was that our deepening dependence on networking technology is indeed changing not only the way we think, but also the structure of our brains.
The fundamental cause of the high energy prices consistently dampening prospects for economic growth is the peak and plateauing of cheap conventional oil production since around 2005, which has ramped up oil prices and compelled a deepening dependence on increasingly expensive unconventional sources like tar sands, oil shale and shale gas.
Organizations that own, operate or rely on CPS in their supply chain should be aware of the deepening dependence on these systems — and the importance of maintaining their safety, stability and availability.
Clearly, committing homicide is an extreme manifestation of dysfunction for returning veterans, many of whom struggle in quieter ways, with crumbling marriages, mounting debt, deepening alcohol dependence or more-minor tangles with the law.
Along with the personal bond between the two men, there was the Taliban's deepening financial dependence on Mr. bin Laden, whose fortune may have run dry in the 1990's but who remained a conduit for millions of dollars donated to his cause through charities and front organizations by wealthy Saudis and other Arabs.
To keep it well fed and safe from predators we douse it with chemicals that poison our water and deepen our dependence on foreign oil.
But it is unlikely we will do significantly more to slash oil demand if we deepen our dependence on tar sands by building the Keystone XL pipeline.
All of this not only harms our environment and deepens our dependence on foreign oil but also increases the price of gasoline.
She has paid for the $250 van rides to the prison and doled out cash to families struggling without fathers — generosity that has bound together this community but also deepened the dependence of some.
The countdown to 2020 has presented Tokyo with its best opportunity yet to confront its energy use, an area in which Japan has struggled to make progress since the Fukushima disaster forced the closure of all its nuclear power plants and deepened its dependence on imported fossil fuels.
