Sentence examples for ever dependent from inspiring English sources

Second, we are more than ever dependent on external and unreliable energy suppliers.

With more families than ever dependent on a woman's wage, improving pay would help meet child poverty targets.

Actually being a superhero is a kinetic but somewhat formulaic existence, coolly accoutred yet perilously friendless (hence the desperate air of multiple playdates that wafts through the "Avengers" saga), and ever dependent on a steady supply of baddies.

The appointment seemed to confirm that Mr. Gorbachev is more than ever dependent on the institutions of old power, and reinforced the impression that the period of reform has passed and that the period of law and order has arrived.

President Assad may not want to talk in Geneva, or subsequently, but he is more than ever dependent on these external allies who do not want to be mired in an endless Syrian civil war.

Even if he does survive, the prospect of a scorching political verdict ringing out from the Royal Courts of Justice this week demonstrates how British leaders -- without fixed terms and ever dependent on the shifting loyalties within their party and the vagaries of public opinion -- -are never as far from the abyss as they would like -- or make themselves out -- to be.

Unlike Iraq, which has the potential of vast oil reserves, Mr. Miliband's vision for Afghanistan sounds a lot like the re-establishment of an ever-dependent protectorate, this time an international one, taking into account all the legitimate strategic interests of its neighbors, especially Pakistan.

We are ever more dependent on digital connectivity.

The economy became ever more dependent on oil and imports.

As her husband grew ever more dependent on her, Mrs. Quinn said, she quit her job.

Without California, the Republicans became ever more dependent on their Southern base.