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Meanings of overly dependent in English

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Usage of overly dependent in English
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He still is in a vulnerable position and overly dependent on the Northern League.
Reuters
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However, the India team are not overly dependent on Kohli.
The Guardian
3
Local entrepreneurs agreed corruption hurts investments and the economy, which is overly dependent on tourism.
Reuters
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Do not becoming overly dependent on new digital media.
Independent.ie
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The movement had been overly dependent on his personality.
The Black Experience in America
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The beginning of a new era which will reinvigorate a sluggish economy overly dependent on oil.
Reuters
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The country's economy became unbalanced and overly dependent on the City of London and financial services.
The Guardian
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One risk for retailers, however, is that they may become overly dependent on their e-commerce partners.
Reuters
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The police and prosecution in Scotland simply ignored these recommendations and became overly dependent on confession evidence.
The Guardian
10
We are overly dependent on fossil fuels.
The Irish Times
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And it's good practice to bake without ingredients you've become overly dependent on, helping to stir your creativity.
The Guardian
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Club Med was seen as overly dependent on Europe, home to 70 percent of its revenue and sluggish economic growth.
Reuters
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I just worry if my own son is becoming overly dependent on his teddy, especially now with his increased use.
The Irish Times
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Unilever's third-quarter sales on Oct. 13 showed it is already overly dependent on pricing for revenue growth, with volumes flat.
Reuters
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Given the potential for a protracted trade war, U.S. farmers may still be wary of being overly dependent on Chinese trade.
Reuters
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Today, with American medicine overly dependent on technology (antibiotics as well as surgery), The Terminal Man seems dismayingly topical.
The Guardian
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