complete dependence

But to give it to him would be like tampering with his position of complete dependence.

The transformation from a strong and independent people to one of complete dependence for the most part resulted.

However, the two persisted due to a recognition of their complete dependence on each other.

One reviewer noted the book's "almost complete dependence on secondary sources".

Mym began to perceive a disadvantage of complete dependence in a woman.

The loaves remind the tribes of their complete dependence on God's provision.

These women often only exist in law through their husbands and are therefore placed in a situation of complete dependence.

But ... their complete dependence upon him was his most powerful ally.

All the imaginative qualities that had built his business had been replaced by a complete dependence on experience.

"I went through a period of almost complete dependence," Mr. Dole says.

Another reason for the cost increases, analysts say, is Lilco's almost complete dependence on expensive foreign oil to run its generators.

The complete dependence on help from abroad and the World Bank's absurd demands have killed off individual economic incentives.

Government policy promoted railways due to lack of fossil fuels and nearly complete dependence on imports.

All is bittul-nullified to the light, even though in our realm this complete dependence is hidden.

Full spice immersion, total exposure, complete dependence.

Her poetry and uplifting devotional literature are the natural overflow of her complete dependence on God.

In September 1986, a foreign exchange auction system was initiated, but its operation encountered severe difficulties because to its complete dependence on external aid.

Without treatment, the patient showed signs of mutism, athetoid movements of the extremities, and complete dependence for all personal care.

"He has been weaned from the breast but he is still unweaned from complete dependence on the protection and love of this one person.

It may not perceive its complete dependence on Divinity, as in our present World, that feels its own existence as independent reality.

"Mym, you never loved me; you loved my body and my complete dependence on you.

The complete dependence (also called "addiction") of tumor growth from a given gene product can cease if further genetic alterations occur that activate alternative signaling pathways.

This has been suggested as one approach to shift economies of the world from the current state of almost complete dependence upon hydrocarbons for energy (See hydrogen economy.)

When the young child begins to separate the "me" from the "not-me" and evolves from complete dependence to a stage of relative independence, it uses transitional objects.

According to Jainism, it is a state of soul from a complete dependence on karma to the state of complete dissociation from it.