Sentence examples for reduced dependency from inspiring English sources

Improvements in air, rail, and highway facilities beginning in the 20th century, however, greatly reduced dependency on the waterway.

Instead, London boroughs, the mayor of London and the Core Cities have had to join forces to call for devolution of a wide range of powers and reduced dependency on grants, balanced by greater control of local property taxes.

Evidence of the benefits of learning during the latter stages of life is overwhelming, from research by the Alzheimer's Society showing delayed onset of the disease, to reduced dependency on welfare support.

The article "It's Getting Easier to Be Green" on March 16 brings home the important message that all of us, from individuals to governments to businesses, can reap the benefits of energy savings, cleaner air and reduced dependency on foreign oil, by incorporating green technologies for our energy uses.

But look a little closer and you will see that fully one third of the increase in non-advertising revenue (£31m) is accounted for by increased spending by ITV on its own productions – which might be a good thing in all sorts of ways but hardly signifies reduced dependency on advertising revenues overall.

Buyers' reduced dependency on channel service partners and expanded opportunities for differentiation and segmentation, smarter customers and new business models.

"Ecuador does not want to be depend on oil and this is a way to reduce dependency.

Open Arms aims to reduce dependency on crack.

Drilling for more oil domestically would reduce dependency even faster.

I think these sorts of villages could help reduce dependency on the NHS.

To reduce dependency on the south-east Asian rubber trees, the search is on for alternatives.