Sentence examples for far less dependent from inspiring English sources

"It makes us far less dependent on the operating system to manage the applications," Mr. Nielsen said.

(The figure excludes Southwest Airlines, which is far less dependent on this kind of revenue than its major competitors).

Most of the countries that suffered then are now far less dependent on short-term loans from foreign banks.

It has dramatically diversified its power sources over the years, becoming far less dependent on oil and cultivating a culture of conservation.

The past isn't much of a guide; the American economy has changed dramatically since the seventies and is far less dependent on oil than it used to be.

Revitalizing such neighborhoods strengthens a pattern of development that is far less dependent on the automobile and is therefore more sustainable.

These organizations outsource, but they are far less network-dependent than many other private organizations.

He is a reliable guide through Weimar's political and economic maze, and a good one on the social revolution that made many women (far from all) less dependent on husband, hearth and home.

It is far more cost-effective to support a child in a family than in an institution – and this also reduces long-term costs, since these children are far less likely to become dependent in adulthood.

Mr. Bush, in contrast, is far less comfortable with the subject matter, more dependent on a stable of advisers, many drawn from administrations of Ronald Reagan and his father.

In the wild-type enzyme, the Pi-dependent recovery was more efficient than ATP-dependent phosphorolysis, but far less efficient than pyrophosphorolysis.