Sentence examples for increasing dependence of from inspiring English sources
"Today's figures highlight the increasing dependence of the UK's economic recovery on consumers," said Samuel Tombs, senior UK economist at Capital Economics.
The increasing dependence of scientists on these powerful software tools creates a need for systematic assessment of these methods, known as benchmarking.
This is also the result of the government's bolsa familia poverty alleviation programme, the growing influence of the landowners lobby in congress and the increasing dependence of the economy on commodity exports.
But the real issue is larger: the increasing dependence of the U.S. economy, and, indeed, the global economy, on constant monetary stimulus, and the danger of another boom-bust cycle.
Congressmen have become aware of the increasing dependence of our whole society on national defense - on national defense not merely as needed protection but as a central institution, a permanent and perhaps essential feature of the economy, a part of our way of life.
Furthermore, the SAAN exhibits a recently intensified disassortative mixing pattern, suggesting an increasing dependence of small cities on hub-and-spoke configuration for better accessibility.
Poor groundwater quality has attracted worldwide attention particularly because of increasing dependence on groundwater as a source of water for securing the quality of life.
"In an era of increasing dependence on data science and big data, the voices of one set of major stakeholders the world's children and those who advocate on their behalf have been largely absent," they say.
Reprogramming of energy metabolism and increasing dependence on glycolysis is one of the principal hallmarks of cancer.
Add to that a lifestyle of increasing dependence on electronic devices, and you have a population determined not to lose power.
It confirms that we have shifted from broad participation in charity to an increasing dependence on the giving of the wealthy.
