Sentence examples for grown too dependent from inspiring English sources
"Welfare does serve its purpose," she argued, but people had grown too dependent on it.
It might have been wiser not to have grown too dependent on campaign news.
Many experts fear that China's economy has grown too dependent on foreign investment, government infrastructure spending and foreign trade.
It showed us an artist who has grown too dependent on -- maybe even too proud of -- what he has always done best.
He said that the nation had grown too dependent on easy profits from oil revenues and that the crisis was an opportunity to diversify.
The company has faced sharp criticism from former board members, who question whether it has grown too dependent on Mr. Ranieri, an investment banker who has poured his own money into the company.
Beijing wants direct links with the main island of Taiwan itself, but Taiwan fears that its economy might grow too dependent on China.
SAC Capital's indictment could serve as a reminder to Wall Street and investors not to grow too dependent on funds that pursue aggressive strategies.
We have an aging "baby boomer" population leaving the workforce and creating a vacuum, and economically having a negative impact on the economy, but let's not grow too dependent on a new class of ever renewing waves of immigrants.
Though Taiwan companies have invested as much as $40 billion in mainland ventures, Taiwan's government has resisted the trend, fearing that the island's economy could grow too dependent on the mainland and in turn weaken Taipei's ability to govern the island free from Beijing's interference.
