overdependence
overdependence
definition
noun
overdependence on the tourism sector
dependence to an excessive degree.
example
Political issues were certainly on his mind, including the 'overdependence' of the American economy on military spending.
In a nutshell, coal ports are exposed to the vulnerability that stems from 'overdependence' on the fortunes of a single commodity.
Waste management is in crisis because of decades of 'overdependence' on landfills, opposition to incineration and little interest in recycling.
We need to do the same thing with respect to America's 'overdependence' on foreign oil.
Russian oil capacity is seen as a potential long-term insurance policy against 'overdependence' on the Middle East.
In any case, 'overdependence' on the tourism sector alone is perhaps unwise.
'overdependence' on the tourism sector
'overdependence' on the tourism sector
The show sucks and its 'overdependence' on gags is cheap and irksome.
In some instances " there was an 'overdependence' on plagiarism ".
One could criticize The Broken Hearts Club for an 'overdependence' on humour of the self-referential variety.
In the long run there is also the problem of their 'overdependence' on a single product, which may be perpetuated by the favourable banana regime.
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