Sentence examples for dependence even further from inspiring English sources
And now that Trahan's credit is repaired and she's saving more than $300 a month, she plans to leave her current apartment to rent one closer to work so she can cut her long commute — and her oil dependence — even further.
Finally, the Eleutherodactylus species undergo direct development, reducing their dependence on water even further and contributing to their rapid generation times.
State institutions dispose of limited financial and human resources, while slow (or even negative) economic growth and a high dependence on foreign aid complicate the context even further.
Increasing this dependence will cause household energy bills to rise even further, pushing those who live the most precarious lives deeper into fuel poverty.
As the economic war between the US and Russia is likely to intensify even further, third parties with economic dependence on these two countries are engaging in a balancing act on a particularly thin tightrope.
Of course, one might argue if it's really worth it on these overwhelmingly residential streets, where maximum speeds are already low, most intersections consist of four-way stops, and the dependence on maneuvering for parallel parking slows vehicles down even further.
The emergence of the European new jazz poses the intriguing question of whether American jazz can maintain its stance without lapsing even further into high-art marginality, given its dependence on the European market.
And the bill will go even further to strengthen national security and reduce oil dependence with a requirement that cities and states plan for cleaner and more efficient transportation infrastructure, like public transit systems.
S/N ratios diverge even further if light atoms are considered because of the distinctly different Z-dependences of electron scattering in the HAADF and BF imaging modes.
Distribution of 11β-HSD2 withen the mouse brain is limited even further, localised only to the NTS [104,105] which is consistent with a decreased aldosterone dependence on salt regulation in mice in comparison to rats [230].
