Sentence examples for women dependent from inspiring English sources
Modern technology, he claimed, had made Americans, especially women, dependent on commercial products, and thus deprived them of self-reliance.
I have seen grants keep women dependent, bloated administration slow projects, and donor money undermine democracy.
There are constant attacks on abortion, a push to make women dependent on partners – Iain Duncan Smith's "belief" – and women are disproportionally hit by cuts.
Ingraham's spin is that Hillary and her co-conspirators are in collusion to keep women dependent, either on men or, more likely, on Big Government.
Janie, divorced at the time of filming, both displays and describes her efforts to live an independent life; her discovery of social forces that keep women dependent inspires another mode of self-renewal — local activism that brings practical benefits (as well as an intersectional political consciousness).
For instance, the crucial point of distinction between Kappa Nu and other sororities is that its founders repudiate the longstanding and enforced tradition that prevents sororities from holding parties of their own and makes young women dependent upon fraternities for their night life.
Tied in a sack and padlocked inside a trunk, he escaped in seconds, leaving the trunk still locked, the sack still tied, but with his female assistant inside -- reaffirming "the rightness of clear sexual divisions (with man unbound and woman dependent)." Kasson keeps to an exacting scholarly standard of scrupulous research.
When Wallis asks her why she hadn't stayed in Savannah or at least visited more often, Clara angrily tells her that it was because she didn't want to end up "another poor, uneducated black woman dependent on your father's charity".
"Women were dependent on men," she continued.
Almost two-thirds of working-age women with dependent children work.
But as message boards turn into forums to discuss in-laws or to snipe at tacky boudoir pictures, women become dependent on them.
