Sentence examples for greater dependency on from inspiring English sources
One of the drugs' unpleasant side effects will be greater dependency on aid.
" 'Spreading the wealth' punishes success while setting America on course for greater dependency on government," he said.
Michelle Bachmann, The Washington Times A second term for Mr. Obama would mean higher taxes, more wasteful spending and an even greater dependency on big government.
New and innovative industries are forced to swim upstream against these subsidies, blocking progress toward a sensible, cleaner energy future and driving us to ever greater dependency on Middle East oil.
Global investments in hydropower peaked in the second half of the twentieth century, partly in response to a growing desire to diversify energy sources, shift away from thermoelectric facilities, and avoid greater dependency on fossil fuels (Couto and Olden 2018).
Agriculture is one of the biggest users of fossil fuel, and the necessity of feeding an ever-growing population means greater dependency on oil: it also means that more and more forests will be cleared, since we are already using practically all of the easily cultivable ground on the planet.
In fact, a greater dependency of tumour migration on β1 was seen in the resistant compared with the non-resistant cell line.
The victim is not simply reduced to impotence, helplessness, but to a state of ever-greater dependency on his or her torturer.
Farming like no other way of life teaches man's great dependency on the Supreme Being: the necessity of patience, philosophical attitudes, hope.
This lack of clarity could be due to the difficulty in routine measurement of photoinhibition and canopy photosynthesis over long periods and the great dependency on environmental and metabolic states, which can affect both the initiation of photoinhibition and the rate of recovery.
