Sentence examples for a complete reliance from inspiring English sources
To deliver on the promises world leaders made, we will need to leave coal and oil in the ground and move toward a complete reliance on clean energy.
The disadvantage of hydrostatic lubrication is a complete reliance on an external pressurized supply of lubricant which means that the pump must be reliable and the supply lines free of dirt that might block the flow of lubricant.
As excludability implies that consumers will get different amounts of goods and services, a complete reliance on private markets is unacceptable for basic necessities, such as food and safe drinking water, especially when there is wide disparity in income distribution.
All they have is a complete reliance on public funding.
Moving forward was going to require a new approach - an almost complete reliance on local people for what we called vehicle recovery.
As a consequence, complete reliance on statistical significance testing limits understanding and applicability of research findings in education practice.
The onslaught of radio and television and an almost complete reliance on photography in advertising, however, brought about an eclipse in poster art.
He finds that other aspects of civil law, such as toxic torts law, prevent the legal system from compensating individuals who are at risk from exposure to endocrine disruptors because of an almost complete reliance on epidemiologic studies.
The success of this endeavor would result in a decrease on complete reliance on the EEG as the sole information source for detection of newborn seizure and, therefore, a reduction of false detections caused by confounding factors in EEG.
The degree of mixotrophy in a protozoan varies from complete reliance on the symbiotic alga (or algae) to transitory retention of the plastids of phytoflagellate prey with only a partial dependence on photosynthesis to supplement the cell's energy balance.
While an NPV of 92% is not yet sufficient for complete reliance on a negative CAD reading, it underlines the potential role of CAD as a second reading to reassure a reader when excluding PE.
