Sentence examples for forever dependent from inspiring English sources

Forever dependent on a growing supply of fresh victims, Ponzi schemers can't be fussy about their clients and are typically in an unseemly hurry to snare them.

But without them, villages will remain forever dependent on outside professionals from the government, UNICEF and the like.After 20 minutes, Mr Johnston's arsenic reading is ready.

It reinforced an image of Shepherd as sick, forever dependent on a drug I felt afraid of, however unreasonable a doctor might tell me that fear was.

Engage in cross-training so your teams don't become walled gardens, forever dependent on one another.

However, Dwight Eisenhower warned against turning the alliance into a welfare program, with the Europeans forever dependent on U.S. defense subsidies.

Progressives should try being consistent about whether they want the unemployed or low-paid in society to be able to advance economically or to remain forever dependent on government.

Surfing has forever been dependent on uncontrollable factors: weather, tides, swell, wind, shifting sand banks, and the formation of reefs and headlands thousands of years ago.

"Anyone who's ever had C-section knows that you'll forever be dependent on your friends Nancy, Dr 90210 and Spanx because you cannot for the life of you get rise of the ditch that is left by the scar".

He also has raised the long overdue question: why are Americans expected to forever subsidize rich dependent allies, most notably Europe, Japan, and South Korea?

"But I think they're way more compassionate than people who are going to pat you on the head, say 'There, there,' give you things and make you dependent forever and ever".

The prominence of social entrepreneurs, and their market-based approaches to doing good, has also challenged philanthropists to re-think their rules around grantee legal structures and impact metrics – the implication being that high-impact grantees will not necessarily be grant-dependent forever.