Sentence examples similar to agent reliant on from inspiring English sources

It is far too reliant on one market, China.

England are so reliant on one man.

The game can never be reliant on one person".

However, airlines tend to insist complaints are directed through the booking agent, leaving some customers reliant on faceless intermediaries who tend to be more interested in sales than resolutions.

Now, to be very general, Premier League clubs on the whole seem rather reactive in their general approach to transfer dealings: reliant on agent offers, wanting to wait and see in the summer what's available, rather than having a wish list with multiple options and aiming even for those players that at first appear unavailable by sounding out potential interest early.

"Anybody can be a gossip". Publicity agents, too, are less reliant on the gossip columnists, partly because they have so many other outlets.

Will you be absent and reliant on the agent to fill you in on what happens?

Finally, many classes of antihyperglycemic agents are directly or indirectly reliant on insulin, with the main exceptions being metformin, amylin mimetics, and α-glucosidase inhibitors [ 2].

At the same time, the growth of the global food bazaar — fresh fruits, nuts and vegetables from countries all over the world, many of them reliant on pollinators as agents of floral sex — has made bees more important than ever.

Historically, antithrombotic therapy has been reliant on two key agents: warfarin (anticoagulant) and aspirin (antiplatelet).

In particular, the timing of the microenvironmental effects of NSC-134754 and those of other potential HIF inhibitors will be an important factor to consider when combining these types of agents with treatment regimens that are reliant on tumour oxygenation levels, for example, radiotherapy.