Sentence examples for increasing dependency on from inspiring English sources
For now, big technology companies will undoubtedly continue to grow in response to an increasing dependency on technology from both consumers and other large corporates.
In addition, it features slightly more controversial proposals for build-operate-transfer (BOT) contracts with the private sector for refinery construction, in order to reverse increasing dependency on imports of refined products.
The regulator said reform was needed because of a confluence of events ranging from the global financial crisis, significant worldwide demand for investment in energy, tough EU emissions targets, the closure of ageing power stations and an increasing dependency on gas imports.
I'm not proposing that technology is behaving consciously, nor do I believe that our increasing dependency on technology is a bad thing.
The Australasian, North American West Coast, Northwest European and Southern African regions show an increasing dependency on East Asia.
Ofgem said tough emissions targets, the UK's increasing dependency on gas imports, and the closure of ageing power stations were contributing to the heightened risk of shortages.
More than half of all inhabitants live in the two largest cities of Linköping and Norrköping, while several of the smaller municipalities have problems with declining populations, resulting in increasing dependencies on the ability of residents to commute to employment opportunities in the larger cities.
On our present course, America twenty years from now will import nearly two out of every three barrels of oil — a condition of increased dependency on foreign powers that do not always have America's interests at heart".
On our present course, America 20 years from now will import nearly two of every three barrels of oil, a condition of increased dependency on foreign powers that do not always have America's interests at heart.
The government is to make drastic changes to its financial support for solar energy farms, in a move condemned by green activists and renewable power companies as likely to reduce the UK's ability to generate low-carbon power and green jobs, and to increase dependency on imports of fossil fuels.
Therefore I cannot help but conclude that, in addition to continuing to support the endeavours of individual philanthropists, the organisational vehicles for philanthropy like charity lotteries should be given greater liberty, and help encourage even greater giving in this time of increased dependency on the voluntary sector.Martin Houghton-Brown Chief executive Missing People London.
