• But there is no suggestion that games are addictive in the sense that they create physical dependence in their players.

    ECONOMIST: The moral panic about video games is subsiding

  • Asia's biggest clothing retailer and owner of the Uniqlo casual clothing brand, which has been building a network of production sites in Bangladesh since 2008 to lower its dependence on manufacturing in China, where about 90% of all Uniqlo apparel is made.

    WSJ: 3 Die in Cambodia Factory Collapse

  • And thereby, when you have problems in a region of the world that produces oil, you are -- the effect on your own production -- your own dependence on that -- the reduction in your dependence on that insulates you from some of that shock.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • Funded individual pensions liberate citizens, especially the less well-off, from dependence on the state in retirement, and replace that dependence with financial self-determination.

    ECONOMIST: Latin lessons on pensions

  • Thus, from an end-September 2008 level of 21 percent dependence on government financing, in two years time the dependence increased by 3 percent points to 24 percent.

    FORBES: Small Company Financing and Government Dependency

  • The price of this dependence was paid in the first quarter of 2005 when household spending came to a virtual standstill.

    ECONOMIST: A weaker economy needs easier money

  • In the case of homeowners, they will see more money in their pockets, and we're reducing our dependence on foreign oil in the Middle East.

    WHITEHOUSE: Presidential Press Conference

  • In the past this term was used to denote inter-dependence between different positions in the negotiations.

    ECONOMIST: Carnage in Jerusalem

  • When the central bank raises rates, it is usually to tamp down inflation, though the Fed said its move in February was designed to reduce the banking sector's dependence on government credit in the wake of the financial crisis.

    WSJ: A Buy Signal for Commodities

  • And the President has a very long-term vision about where we need to go in terms of cutting our dependence on foreign oil, investing in clean energy, investing in renewables.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • Already there are calls for policy changes to fix the flaws in America's energy infrastructure exposed by Katrina: its tight refining capacity, its dependence on offshore drilling in the hurricane-prone Gulf, its love affair with big, inefficient cars.

    ECONOMIST: Oil and troubled waters | The

  • Despite the recession kicked off in 2008, many leaders were recognizing that their dependence on talent was structural in a knowledge economy.

    FORBES: Will Client Pressure Tip the Balance For Women?

  • These countries want to get themselves off dependence on the dollar in a whole range of ways.

    FORBES

  • In 2010, our dependence on foreign oil was under 50% for the first time in more than a decade.

    WHITEHOUSE: Weekly Address: An All-Of-The-Above Approach to American Energy | The White House

  • In 2010, our dependence on foreign oil was under 50 percent for the first time in over a decade.

    WHITEHOUSE: President Obama at the University of Miami

  • In reducing dependence on coal and natural gas for power and heating, and petroleum for transportation, biofuels have proved to be much less promising than advertised.

    FORBES: Renewable Energy Delusions: Getting A Real Grip On Alternatives

  • The redoubled effort called for in this report will help reduce dependence on imported oil and spur economic growth in developing countries while minimizing emissions of greenhouse gases.

    WHITEHOUSE: THE WHITE HOUSE

  • Although this dependence embarrasses the Saudis in front of militant brethren like Iran, it is also why they always take the angry phone calls from Bill Richardson, America's energy secretary, demanding lower prices.

    ECONOMIST: Pump fiction | The

  • Employers should be free to make the type of retirement provision which best suits their needs and those of their employees, and the regulatory and fiscal framework should encourage them to do this - after all, one consequence of such provision is likely to be a reduced dependence on the State in later years.

    BBC: Peter Thompson's speech

  • Even for those of you who are interested in seeing a reduction in our dependence on fossil fuels -- and I know how passionate young people are about issues like climate change -- the fact of the matter is, is that for quite some time, America is going to be still dependent on oil in making its economy work.

    WHITEHOUSE: America��s Energy Security

  • The iPhone maker has been rumored to be diversifying its supply chain away from Samsung in order to reduce its dependence on a company that has become its fiercest rival in the mobile device space.

    FORBES: Apple May Enlist Intel As Mobile Chip Supplier To Diversify Away From Samsung

  • The iPhone maker has been rumored to be diversifying its supply chain away from Samsung in order to reduce its dependence on a company that is also its fiercest rival in the mobile device space.

    FORBES: Samsung's Sharp Investment Is Another Thorn In Apple's Side

  • Today's event with diverse industry, labor and government leaders reiterated how far we have come in developing advanced vehicles that reduce our country's dependence on foreign oil, and grow jobs in our communities.

    WHITEHOUSE: Advanced Vehicles: Advancing Our Communities

  • Abbey National, once a dull but solid British building society (thrift), moved into wholesale banking in an attempt to reduce its dependence on its traditional mortgage business, only to suffer big losses in high-yield credit and other novel businesses.

    ECONOMIST: Borrowed time

  • Our investments in clean energy that are helping to break our dependence on foreign oil and are creating jobs here in Ohio would be cut by nearly a fifth.

    WHITEHOUSE: President Obama Speaks on Skills for American Workers

  • This time Mexico, too, faces economic weakness, because of its close dependence on the slowing economy in the United States.

    ECONOMIST: Can democracy flourish amid economic woe?

  • Krebs was mining a conceptual shift, one in which our dependence on the Internet and networked computers had turned code into the DNA of physical infrastructure.

    FORBES: Dim Reading in Geekville

  • Last quarter, the second largest wireless carrier in China saw its net profits rise by almost 90% year-over-year as 3G revenues grew strongly and subsidies were reigned in by lower dependence on expensive smartphones such as the iPhone.

    FORBES: China Unicom Dials Up $18 With Budget Smartphones Growth

  • As consumers move aggressively toward dependence on cell phones, in some cases disconnecting landline service entirely, the irony is that telephony today often has long distance bundled right into a nationwide package for pennies a minute or no additional charge at all.

    FORBES: MCI's Bill McGowan Proved That Telephony Competition is Good for Consumers

  • Given the certainty of this rule, we were able to push the 2020 target to 2016, in a way that, again, helps our goals in reducing our dependence on foreign oil, and gives auto manufacturers the certainty that they have always wanted on the manufacturing side.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

$firstVoiceSent
- 来自原声例句
小调查
请问您想要如何调整此模块?

感谢您的反馈,我们会尽快进行适当修改!
进来说说原因吧 确定
小调查
请问您想要如何调整此模块?

感谢您的反馈,我们会尽快进行适当修改!
进来说说原因吧 确定