Sentence examples similar to eroded dependence from inspiring English sources
Young women's limited economic opportunities meant transactional sex played an important role in their lives, and once in established relationships their economic dependence eroded their scope to resist unsafe sex.
Over time, this dependence on foreign aid eroded the will of the Hmong to fight their own battles.
This increased dependence on NGOs has eroded the government's will and capacity to provide the necessary services and leadership needed to build a strong and prosperous, and self-reliant nation.
We investigated the atmospheric pressure dependence of the atmospheric mass eroded by the vapor expansion for three different initial vapor cloud radii (Fig. 3).
Gender barriers have largely crumbled (some exceptions remain), the dominant paradigms of patriarchy have mainly eroded (some exceptions remain), women have increasing economic dependence from men if they choose to (though many don't).
Israel's growing dependence on the United States since 1967 has eroded its freedom of action, posing a question of whether it will be able to act decisively should its future leaders wish to do so.
Do they want a country in which their democratic freedoms are eroded by a deliberate exploitation of their fear of terrorism, and their earning power is diminished by a crippling dependence on foreign oil?
Now that dependence on horses has evaporated and, for most of us, the connection with the land has been eroded, the ritual of horse trading is baffling to most people.
Health benefits have eroded.
