Sentence examples for always reliant from inspiring English sources

And politicians are always reliant on the person who hands it to them".

Being a freelancer is an incredibly flexible way of life but you are always reliant on finding your next job.

More money would attract more teams not always reliant on funding by billionaires.Only the defender and the "challenger of record" (Mr Ellison, if Alinghi wins) can initiate big rule changes.

If, on the other hand, the bloodshed in Syria intensifies, the violence could spill over into its uneasy smaller neighbours, multi-sectarian Lebanon and poor Jordan, always reliant on backing from America and the Saudis.The fortunes of Iraq in 2014 will also, to a degree, depend on Syria.

Techniques by these hackers vary, from phishing scams to social engineering and more, but the road to success is always reliant on taking advantage of system and human weaknesses wherever they can be found.

This aggregation of multiple readings of a single case is conducted by turning the aggregation into social processes: "The move from situation to process is accomplished differently in different reflexive methods, but it is always reliant on existing theory" (Burawoy 2009: 41).

The experience he gained was never formal, always reliant on chance encounters or the influence of the people around him.

Yet British nuclear weapons have always been reliant on US management and technology.

Queensland Greens senator Larissa Waters has criticised premier Annastacia Palaszczuk for saying the state would "always be reliant on coal".

My parents told me: "You'll never make your own living; you'll always be reliant on us".

"Their business model, because they're never up front about it, is always heavily reliant on local custom".