Sentence examples for longer dependent from inspiring English sources

Imagine a global economy no longer dependent on oil and the internal combustion engine.

In its early stages, globalisation enhances resilience: people are no longer dependent on the vagaries of local production.

"There is a proverb: that one only grows up when he or she is no longer dependent on the parents".

"We need two more big efforts but we're no longer dependent on others, that's good," said the manager.

Today, no longer dependent on insulin because of a pancreas transplant, she advocates wider use of the procedure.

'We now have long periods of life when adults and children are no longer dependent on each other,' said Harper.

"They are no longer dependent on a traditional retailer to make their selections for them".

A sign of adulthood for us as a country will be when we are no longer dependent on struggle heroes to define who we are.

But the type of legal candidate being chosen is no longer dependent simply on the traditional criteria of intellectual merit, Marks said.

For the first time, access to university-level education was no longer dependent on merit or means but simply on enthusiasm and commitment.

Ships could pound their way against contrary winds and currents because they were powered by coal and oil and no longer dependent on sail.