Sentence examples for excessively dependent on the from inspiring English sources
An ANOVA analysis indicates that the final results were not excessively dependent on the input data of the simulation model.
Policies are better, banks are stronger, buffers are larger, the region is not excessively dependent on portfolio inflows, and the generalized adoption of flexible exchange rates makes a huge difference.
The economy is excessively dependent on its energy sector; democratic development has taken a very authoritarian form; and the new plutocrats get richer while the poor, after a few years when average living standards rose, are again becoming poorer.
"Growth has become more dependent – perhaps too dependent – on the continued expansion of investment," Lipton said.
Roosevelt herself was sharply discouraged by a 1940 visit in which she felt the town had become excessively dependent on outside assistance.
The economy is narrow and excessively dependent on natural resource wealth, while many sectors — including agriculture and high technology — are underdeveloped.
Among working class men, the fact that wives were excessively dependent on their husbands inspired meanness and savagery.
Mr. Nicholson is no supporter of the current nominating process, which he finds excessively dependent on money, giving too much influence to states with early primaries.
The loan-to-deposit ratios at Allied Irish and Bank of Ireland stand at just above 160 percent, which made them excessively dependent on wholesale money from other banks and big investors.
As it is, today's students have become overly enamored with and excessively dependent on electronic gadgetry for communication and learning.
