Sentence examples for ever more dependent from inspiring English sources

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.

Global growth has become ever more dependent on a slowing Chinese economy.

n52 Over the course of the nineteenth century, the economy became ever more dependent upon industry.

In our new world, power has become ever more dependent on controlling the narrative.

By sidelining local police forces and judiciaries, Calderón is allowing Mexico's regional law-enforcement infrastructure to continue to atrophy, making the country ever-more dependent on the military to keep the cartels in check.

And the loss of plant and animal biodiversity generally makes humanity ever-more dependent on a handful of key crop species and chemical inputs that make food production less, rather than more, resilient.

Journalism, law, and human rights advocacy in the 21st century are ever-more dependent on online fact-finding and analysis—each upended by fundamental changes in technology that have hastened the flow of information and misinformation.

In fact, recent data suggests the UK is moving in the opposite direction: away from goods production and is becoming ever-more dependent on consumer spending". George Osborne will also face tough questions in the budget debate next week.