Sentence examples for dependence by from inspiring English sources

In fact, reduced oil dependence, by putting downward pressure on oil prices, could actually be destabilizing.

Mothers had escaped dependence by taking jobs as teachers, librarians, and other public sector jobs.

Families are not held together by kids, by female oppression, by economic dependence, by legalities that prevent divorce," she said.

Beijing is worried about its dependence on the Strait of Malacca and is moving to ease the dependence by means like a pipeline through Burma.

This would lead to an increasing dependence by the rich world on supplies from OPEC, and higher energy prices.

In her lecture, Ms. MacKinnon spoke of a diabolically effective strategy by which pimps enforce dependence by "distancing the body and psyche" through brute force and drug addiction.

Among them was a dependence by banks on wholesale funding from money markets, which experience has shown can dry up quickly in a crisis.

But there are some alarming similarities, including a continued dependence by East European businesses and consumers on loans denominated in euros or Swiss francs.

Or that the way to stabilise bills is therefore to cut our gas dependence by cutting demand and investing in the alternatives.

It also says that the Council's program would create make-work jobs and encourage dependence by paying participants more money than private companies pay for comparable work, discouraging them from leaving welfare.

Disengagement in Europe, a lesser dependence by the West on nuclear weapons, and effective political control over the generals, were for years among the first priorities in his policy.