Sentence examples for yet dependent from inspiring English sources
As a group, Maria Theresa's progeny grew up to be rebellious and resentful of authority and yet dependent on praise.
Their decades-long relationship is punctuated by periods of antagonism, envy and repudiation; at times, they appear not as separate entities but as projections of estranged yet dependent aspects of the same personality.
The story revolves around T. C. Jeffords (Walter Huston), a self-made rancher, proud and vain, who keeps his strong-willed yet dependent daughter, Vance Barbara Stanwyckk), close to him in a strange, and subliminally incestuous, bond.
The privations are threatening to coalesce this year in a land that is particularly vulnerable to economic retreat: by the standards of other leading European economies, many Britons are cash-poor and debt-heavy, yet dependent on an economy in thrall to Main Street spending.
One such drug, Byetta, developed with Eli Lilly, treats diabetics not yet dependent on insulin; the compound's chemistry is borrowed from a poisonous lizard.
That new review now proposes giving the drugs to patients with mild symptoms - which covers people in the early stages of the disease, perhaps suffering memory loss and confusion, but not yet dependent on carers for day-to-day activities.
People at those stages have begun to slow mentally but can still do basic tasks for themselves and are not yet completely dependent on others.
As a result, the frail financial state of the country's banking system is becoming yet more dependent on trends in the stock market.
On Thursday, Fianna Fail is likely to lose a parliamentary by-election, leaving the government yet more dependent on the two wavering independents.
The division of labour rendered workers more alien to one another and yet more dependent upon one another; specialization meant that no individual labourer would build a product on his or her own.
But the Dutch statesmen had to operate within the confines of a small power shorn of most of its military and naval strength and yet more dependent than most other countries upon its trading and shipping.
