Sentence examples for will become dependent from inspiring English sources

"Otherwise we will become dependent," the chancellor said.

We worry that we will become dependent on things that we never knew we needed.

Jens Weidmann, the head of Germany's Bundesbank, worried out loud this week that some banks will become dependent on cheap ECB liquidity.

We know that the younger people start to drink, the more chance there is that they will become dependent drinkers, with all the harm that causes to individuals, their families and society".

Even with flat or declining demand, we still need to replace infrastructure, or else we will become dependent on importing energy from sources, and at a cost, which are out of our control.

The B'Tselem report predicts that "hundreds of thousands of Palestinians" will become dependent on Israel's approval to cross the barrier -- adding to the hardship of checkpoints and blocked roads that "have brought Palestinian movement to almost a complete halt" since the conflict began three years ago.

The National Park Service also has up signs telling you not to feed the animals, or they'll become dependent on human food.

Don't feed the geese often, or else they'll become dependent on the food that you give them.

You'll become dependent on these things and you'll end up sucking when you try playing like a normal player.

Coffee can be a fantastic pick-me-up on days when you're feeling especially drained, but if you use it every day, you'll become dependent on it and it will cease to give you any benefits.

Or in the somewhat more blunt vernacular of a Green Inc. reader: "If this project is built, Europe will shortly become dependent on it, and the Islamic world will have a second, and much tighter, noose to add to the oil one".