Sentence examples for massive dependence from inspiring English sources

Revenues from this, through levies and shipping services, could help steer the Russian economy away from its massive dependence on hydrocarbons.

Salam Fayyad, the prime minister of the Palestinian Authority (PA), and Muhammad Mustafa, head of the Palestine Investment Fund, which manages the PA's investments, have been trying to wean Palestinians off their massive dependence on aid by encouraging entrepreneurship.

And yet, by switching to Medium you create a massive dependence with Medium.

However, the basin's significance stems also from the great importance of the Indus waters themselves – due especially to the region's massive dependence on irrigated agriculture as well as to the menace of climate change and advancing water scarcity.

Our economy is massively out of balance (you only need to look at the current account, our total debt burden or our massive dependence on financial services), and we've been in denial for years, putting off the inevitable by trying to keep the bubble inflated rather than address the underlying structural issues.

The question of how to respond to this massive dependence on wood for fuel in developing countries needs to be approached with some caution.

Poland, with its massive external deficit and dependence on German capital, looks more dubious.

In Germany's case, the British dependence on massive imports of food and raw materials proved to be a near-fatal weakness, once Germany had accepted the political risk of unrestricted submarine warfare against commercial shipping.

The best times having passed, Falstaff is thrown into an endless round of clowning and gleeful self-abasement as the price of his dependence, of his massive upkeep.

Companies simply have to think through what McDonald's has thought through operations that allow for expansion in the Soviet economy without dependence on periodic, massive infusions of new investment from abroad.

In this case, a somewhat more aggressive way of regulating and restructuring the guts of the private insurance industry can lead to less dependence on a massive centralised government website down the road.