Sentence examples for to dependence from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being dependent, of relying upon another.
- He had a deep dependence on her for guidance.
This exposure also may have fostered the transition from resistance to dependence as suggested previously in vancomycin-dependent enterococci (8 ).
This results in a dependency in responses across content areas, which further translates to dependence among effect sizes.
Being dependent on remittances implies higher likelihood of disability compared to dependence on farming or wages (older women).
Something of that youthful fear of slipping back to dependence, passivity, helplessness seems to have stuck.
That helped to push Haitians from kerosene to dependence on cutting down trees to make charcoal.
An F.D.A. warning on Adderall's label notes that "amphetamines have a high potential for abuse" and can lead to dependence.
Such stimulants, like cocaine and amphetamines, for example, produce wakefulness but also produce a high and can lead to dependence.
An FDA warning on Adderall's label notes that "amphetamines have a high potential for abuse" and can lead to dependence.
Many face higher living costs of thousands of dollars a year due to dependence on long commutes by car.
As the minister in Israel's last Likud government with responsibility for energy policies, Mr. Sharon raised similar objections to dependence on Egyptian energy.
Alongside its support for the United States' military campaign in Afghanistan, Russia is offering its oil fields as a secure alternative to dependence on the turbulent Persian Gulf.
