Sentence examples for falling dependency from inspiring English sources

A fast-growing working population and a falling dependency rate (thanks to a lower birth rate) will ensure more workers, more saving and hence more investment.India's demographic structure is indeed starting to look more like that in East Asia when its growth took off.

These included the Piast principalities developing (or falling into) dependencies in respect to the German political structures, settler colonization and gradual Germanization of the Polish ruling circles.

Use both your home and the gym (if you prefer) for your workouts -- whatever is easiest for the day at any given time, but don't fall into dependency on the Gym.

"Japan is like Germany, falling into a dependency on the American consumer," said Kathy Matsui, managing director of Goldman Sachs Japan Ltd. "The only way out is to deregulate.

Marijuana was the most common substance of abuse with 44.8% of a subset of 373 participants who completed that section of the questionnaire falling in the dependency group.

"From the point of view of working people this government has meant rubbish living standards, falling real pay, higher dependency on credit and the creation of a lot of bad jobs.

There, child dependency fell across the board by roughly equal amounts.

But in Namibia child dependency fell furthest in the middle of the income range; the decline in the second poorest group was largest of all.

In Namibia child dependency fell furthest in the middle of the income range; the decline in the second-poorest group was largest of all.

And with 1.8 million on waiting lists for social housing, hundreds of thousands more have, instead of escaping welfare dependency, fallen into the hands of private landlords charging increasingly exorbitant rents.

The adverse outcomes include dependency, falls, hospitalisation, institutionalisation and death [ 2– 4].