Sentence examples for dependence on expensive from inspiring English sources

The banks' dependence on expensive emergency liquidity assistance from the Greek central bank has also been slashed.

Green campaigners said the report showed that low-carbon measures were good value for money, and reduced the UK's dependence on expensive fossil-fuel imports.

Both would demonstrate that Long Island supports alternative energy to help wean America off its dependence on expensive unreliable oil from unstable unfriendly nations.

Critics of the phaseout have pointed to the economic and environmental costs of Japan's dependence on expensive oil and gas imports since it took all but two of its nuclear reactors offline in the wake of the Fukushima accident.

In its report, published in March, the House of Commons Health Select Committee predicted that, far from costing the country, free social care in the home could save money by cutting dependence on expensive hospital stays.

A plan to improve the nation's draughty homes at no upfront cost, not just to green our economy but to also help family's improve their homes, cut their fuel bills and with that, reduce the UK's dependence on expensive imported fossil fuels.

But ministers seem hell-bent on scuppering all of these aims by encouraging a big increase in our dependence on burning expensive gas to generate electricity.

The increasing dependence on more expensive unconventional sources with lower EROI has a fundamentally negative economic impact from which there is no easy escape.

While dependence on increasingly expensive food imports plays a role here, at the heart of both countries is a deepening energy crisis.

In characteristically colorful terms, he acknowledged that it would be difficult for Fiat to break out of its dependence on less expensive, small cars.

In a major change of course from the path followed by his predecessor Chris Huhne, Davey's decision will result in a huge increase in our dependence on burning expensive, imported and highly polluting gas.