Sentence examples for further dependence from inspiring English sources

This story highlights how the FSM continues to be dependent on foreign nations due to insufficient internal development; this leads to further dependence on foreign nations for food imports.

The free trade agreement Jordan signed with the United States this month, though it is still subject to Congressional approval, will make it possible for Jordanian businesses to avoid further dependence on Israel, he said.

My very presence also increased (albeit infinitesimally) the likelihood of a traffic accident, further dependence on foreign oil and the proliferation of urban sprawl.

Exploiting our energy resources would involve massive new investment in equipment and employment, reduce the debilitating cost of energy for the American people, stop the hemorrhaging of capital to foreign suppliers, and eliminate any further dependence on the volatile Middle East.

But it is important to remember that inaction is a form of action, and that by failing to invest in transportation alternatives like high-speed rail, we are consigning Americans to further dependence on fossil fuels -- and further exposure to oil price spikes like the ones this winter.

Different approaches, such as the model followed in Malawi, should be explored to avoid creating further dependence [ 8].

The trans-border pipeline has become a political flashpoint, with proponents saying it will create thousands of jobs and help wean the nation off of Middle Eastern oil, while opponents charge that it furthers dependence on dirty fuels, contributes to global warming and threatens ecological disaster.

This week a consortium was chosen to pipe gas from Azerbaijan to western Europe, further reducing dependence on Russian supplies.

But what ought to be a serious debate has been marred by unedifying accusations about who deserves blame for allowing America to sink further into "dependence on foreign oil".

David Cameron's Conservatives, who have their own intimate relationships with the Gulf autocracies, have now taken that process still further, their dependence on financiers and City billionaires laid bare in the retinue who donated £5m to the party from a single fundraising dinner last summer.

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