Sentence examples for independence too from inspiring English sources

Economic independence, too.

Some adolescents remain too dependent on their parents; others attempt to achieve independence too quickly.

After the yes campaign in Scotland, will Wales vote for independence too?

But, argues Woolf, to be intellectually free one requires financial and emotional independence too.

But I think she likes Steve taking away some of her independence, too".

TOO often, in their 180-odd years of independence, too many Latin American countries have been run by strong-armed and long-lasting autocrats.

Inal Khashig, the founder and editor of Chegemskaya Pravda, an independent weekly newspaper, says Abkhazia's independence is too delicate to be gambled with.

(An EU withdrawal, incidentally, would also almost certainly trigger another independence referendum too).

The focus must be on retaining independence - too often older people are regarded as passive recipients rather than active individuals with their own opinions about their needs.

But the core constitutional issue is, how much independence is "too much"?

A referendum for independence remains too risky, said Mr. Djuranovic, the newspaper editor.