Sentence examples for is desperately dependent from inspiring English sources

The political, financial and media worlds are obsessed by a referendum we could do without, called to sort out problems of Conservative party management that will almost certainly not be resolved, and masterminded by a prime minister who is desperately dependent on the support of the Labour party to avoid humiliation.

Garment manufacturing makes up a fifth of the economy in Bangladesh and four-fifths of its exports, which means that one of the world's poorest, most densely populated countries is desperately dependent on continued export orders to stave off soaring unemployment and possibly further political unrest.

Indeed, what security does NATO offer vis-a-vis Russia (not an official or even potential enemy, of course) when half of Western Europe is desperately dependent on Russian oil and gas?

North Korea, whose economy has been shrinking steadily for decades, is desperately dependent on China for essentials such as food and fuel.

It's a 'banda', or a 'transport strike', albeit one that finds no support among transport workers, who are desperately dependent on meagre daily wages.

But like many other divorces, Sudan's seems to be about money, and both the northern and southern economies are desperately dependent on oil.

After all, countries such as Mozambique, emerging from prolonged wars, are desperately dependent on international aid.

It is desperately overcrowded.

It is desperately needed.

"He is desperately, desperately unlucky," said Rowntree at lunchtime.

The need for new therapies is desperately clear.