Sentence examples for their overdependence from inspiring English sources
Pension funds are being pushed by consultants into hedge funds to reduce their overdependence on shares and as an alternative to low-yielding bonds.
And these struggling workers embody Russia's work force: largely immobile, because the lack of affordable housing makes it impossible to seek employment elsewhere, and sadly inflexible, thanks to their overdependence on these paternalistic, enterprise-based social services, part of what President Medvedev has denounced as the "Soviet-style social sphere".
Both executives said the reliance on money from a foreign government with extensive oil interests would not affect their own choices — overdependence on oil is a core concern at Participant.
But the Hurricanes' Achilles' heel may be an overdependence on their talismanic 38-year-old center, Rod Brind'Amour, who is still a great face-off man but who was a dreadful minus-23 this season.
With small landholdings, constrained markets for their products, and an overdependence on subsidies for power and fertilizer, India's farmers were ill equipped to compete when the national government undertook economic reforms in 1991.
However, it remains to be seen, in the near future, a pronounced role for the mother, more so as women entrepreneurs gain foothold and pass on the skills and ease the problems for their future generations rather than the overdependence on the father's business.
We know our primary symptoms in the body politic these days: rising deficits, a bubble-bust cycle, too-big-to-fail banks, dysfunctional electoral politics, overdependence on fossil fuels in spite of their threats to our environmental and national security.
But frustration among their rivals — fueled by Djokovic's bounces by the dozen or Fish's overdependence on his towel — continues to percolate.
Overdependence on banks is not just a short-term problem.
"The overdependence on industry data raises concerns about possible biases.
Sheathbills (Chionididae) inhabit Antarctic regions, where overdependence on one type of food may be disastrous.
