As the demand for food products grows along with the population, farmers will increasingly struggle to keep up with demand, leading to the United States developing a reliance on foreign countries to produce our food.
While many seabirds compete with fishers for prey, some have developed a reliance on fishery discards as a source of food [81].
In recent years, Ireland has developed a reliance on migrant health workers to staff its health system [ 1- 5].
Recent studies of the effects of automation on work reveal how easily even very skilled people can develop a deadening reliance on computers.
We may have come to develop a deep reliance on them, but that's not the same thing.
Anderson et al. suggested that if explicit feedback is provided too frequently, participants might develop an over-reliance on the feedback (Anderson et al. 2005).
"We are developing a great reliance on foreign capital to pay for our debt," Mr. DeKaser said, "and it is clear that foreigners are losing confidence, that there is a greater reluctance to finance our trade deficit".
But we have developed a worrying reliance on them and GPs face enormous pressure to prescribe them, even for minor symptoms which will get better on their own or can be treated effectively with other forms of medication.
This conservation status is partly due to the fact that vulture populations have developed a strong reliance on ever-changing human activities (e.g. livestock, feeding stations, hunting; [13] and references therein) [14], [15].
Over the last century, these regional towns have developed a significant reliance on the lead industry for their economic base [ 2].
You don't need to drink every day to have developed a physical reliance on alcohol.
