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The company had succeeded in limiting barter to 75percentt of its receipts, but Russia's new financial crisis has increased its dependence on barter deals to 90percentt.

To build a team for London, the country's Olympic committee has pursued private-sector sponsors and has increased its dependence on aid from the International Olympic Committee.

Germany, one of the most committed nations in the combat against climate change, has turned its back on nuclear power and, intentionally or not, increased its dependence on carbon-heavy coal.

There's no aesthetic value built into a film's provenance or budget, but as Hollywood increased its dependence on overmanaged franchise films, independent filmmaking on low and ultra-low budgets became one of the two main engines of artistic advancement in the world of movies during the past decade.

There's no aesthetic value built into a film's provenance or budget, but as Hollywood increased its dependence on overmanaged franchise films, independent filmmaking on low and ultra-low budgets became one of the two main engines of artistic advancement in the world of movies during the past decade.

Since then, the United States has increased its dependence on foreign oil, and terrorism has escalated.

The acceptance of smart biomass use within the power company is more fragile, not so much because it is a new concept, but because it increases its dependence upon other business partners outside the traditional business chain.

In Entwistle's view were Qualcomm to accept the acquisition offer it would increase its dependence on the smartphone market — at a time when it has been working to expand beyond smartphones, such as via a long-in-the-works acquisition of chipmaker NXP, which has a focus on car-related applications, security-based identification and IoT.

Even if it could, Europe does not want to increase its dependence on one country.

Mr. Hewlett's argument against the merger has been that by purchasing Compaq, Hewlett-Packard would greatly increase its dependence on the brutally competitive personal computer business, with its scant profits.

Opponents say the government feared heavy defeat; the postponement prompted riots.As Nicaragua increases its dependence on Venezuela's largesse, European donors are pulling out.