Sentence examples for dependency it from inspiring English sources

The site manufactures all of its products locally, but acts very globally because of the export dependency; it transports its final products mainly to the European markets (70%), and about ten percent to domestic customers.

In a statement earlier this month, Kansas announced that "in an effort to encourage employment over welfare dependency," it would allow its waiver to expire at the end of the month.

This value varies significantly depending on the degree of dependency; it ranged from 17,089 EUR per person annually for non-dependents to 33,033 EUR for those who were greatly dependent (under the most conservative scenario).

I believe the country will become even more focused on this segment so that it will become less dependent on soybean imports as its leaders realize the dependency it has on other countries food production.

The operational "generic" definition of "old subject" in geriatric medicine is nowadays "dependant or at risk of dependency"; it usually applies above 75 years.

As a crown dependency, it is part of the British Isles, but not of the United Kingdom.

Now we have a faceless force – call it progress, call it energy dependency, call it avarice, call it the best solution to a bad problem – that threatens our every shore, that flattens our plains cities and scorches our South.

"Certainly, it pushes in the direction of saying, 'Hey, whether you want to call it dependency or addiction, it's real, it's important, and we should be paying attention to this,'" he said.

Although stripped of dependencies, it was permitted to retain its status as a free city in recognition of past services.

In doing so, it relied not only on its financial muscle but also on the relationships and dependencies it established by diversifying the client base for its liquified natural gas.

It reduces dependency: because it is paid automatically, it is not at the discretion of family members who could exercise control by threatening disinheritance.