Sentence examples for long-standing dependence from inspiring English sources

This second take includes expenditure data and suggests the biggest boost in Q2 came from net trade - that will be music to the ears of ministers pushing for a rebalancing of the economy away from Britain's long-standing dependence on consumer demand.

Given current tight federal and state budgets and senior faculty's long-standing dependence on cheap, plentiful, malleable, and highly skilled laboratory labor, such proposals will doubtlessly face formidable opposition, much of it couched in high-flown language about the advancement of knowledge.

In addition to the Syrian forces' indiscriminate brutality toward villages and cities which have joined the uprising, with Aleppo currently in its crosshairs, the gravest danger to Syria's Christian minority remains its precarious position formed by long-standing dependence on the Assad regime.

Portugal's role in the European partition of Africa in the late 19th century was limited by its long-standing economic dependence on Great Britain.

In this respect, two long-standing hypotheses stand out.

Based on a combination of inertial effects due to phonon drag and this observed bypass mechanism, we develop a temperature dependent critical resolved shear stress (CRSS) model, which is in excellent agreement with long-standing measurements of the CRSS temperature dependence of Cu Co alloys, and those obtained from MD simulation.

A long-standing standard treatment goal for alcohol dependence is the achievement of abstinence and support of its maintenance in combination with psychosocial therapy and pharmacotherapy (Higuchi and Saito, 2013).

In addition, our study helps to resolve the long-standing debate over whether prey or ratio dependence is the better simplification.

Finally, the more long-standing the pain, the more likely is the dependence on narcotics and other pain medications.

As the United Nations Environmental Program UNEPP) notes, this vulnerability is compounded by long-standing conflict, widespread poverty, food insecurity, and a "strong dependence on rain-fed agriculture with minimal arable land".

In fact, the observed changes to date have exacerbated some of the region's long-standing development challenges, such as those associated with its dependence on commodities (both agricultural and mineral).