Sentence examples for get dependent on from inspiring English sources

"I just got into a habit, because you rely on that encouragement and self-confidence you get from alcohol, and then you get dependent on it". .

It could also reflect greater numbers of users recognising they have a problem, says Winstock: "An awful lot of people get dependent on weed, and people are waking up to the fact they need help".

Ms. George pointed to "improving economic conditions" as well as evidence that financial markets were getting dependent on the Fed's support.

My main worry is that some people are getting dependent on them, and the withdrawal might be nasty, so we're exploring that this this year.

Ms. Fisher said "If we want to create a society that is dependent on shots for immunity -- the same way we are getting dependent on prescription drugs, antibiotics, and surgery -- this is the path we should keep going down".

We'll be looking at the risks of getting dependent on it, whether or not people get withdrawal and whether or not the widespread availability of vaporizers and new preparations of these super potent cannabis-like products are leading to a whole new range of health risks (or benefits).

In order to prevail in a nuclear war, the SIOP had become dependent on getting Minuteman missiles off the ground immediately.

Nora's mother, who felt suffocated in her suburban marriage, exhorted Nora to go out in the world, get a job and not become dependent on a man: " 'Don't ever get yourself stuck like this,' she hissed".

This market is becoming increasingly oligopolistic, with the number of independent car parts manufacturers getting ever smaller: they become dependent on the market giants, enter into joint ventures or strategic alliances with them, and some of the local producers become wholly owned subsidiaries of foreign corporations.

That is, until they get to the airport and become dependent on the Special Services Request or cannot use the washroom once in the air.

"We have to be careful not to let our psyche get too dependent on a performer — and that's what athletes are, they're performers," Jones said.