Sentence examples for picture of dependency from inspiring English sources

Although notably less inspirational, the story of Valérie Trierweiler, fighting vainly for her borrowed status, may be, for any girls minded to take it up, the more instructive picture of dependency.

Although the general picture of dependencies between genes and their products can be obtained by these methods, in fact many biological questions asked of the genome-wide measurements have little to do with global clustering or with laying out the whole network.

In a report for ministers she details a picture of welfare dependency and sexual abuse going back generations.

"[We concluded] that the back-up systems are often inadequate or un-tested; that the jammers are far too easily available and that the risks from them are increasing; that no-one has a full picture of the dependencies on GPS and similar systems; and that these risks could be managed and reduced if government and industry worked together".

We can see in the picture the existence of dependency cycles, for instance, between Timing and Billing.

The International Integrated Reporting Framework asserts that reporting should "show a holistic picture of the combination, interrelatedness and dependencies between the factors that affect the organisation's ability to create value over time".

This is the kind of picture that gets some commentators steamed up and generates talk of our "culture of dependency".

Having read the post by Cindi Leive on her full week of digital detox from email and social media and its implications on different aspects of her life, I came to think about the pros and cons of screen dependency in the big picture of our lives nowadays.

The first is the question of dependency.

A certain type of dependency is mandatory.

But it increased the feeling of dependency.