Sentence examples for be completely reliant on from inspiring English sources
"But it's worrying for the British economy isn't it, that at some point in the future we will have no one coming into the industry and will be completely reliant on others".
It would mean the public would be completely reliant on law enforcement agencies to police themselves.
Despite North Korea's criticism of South Korea, its leaders need foreign assistance and do not wish to be completely reliant on China.
The idea of this diversification is to build a "longer and deeper relationship" with customers, he said, and of course, not be completely reliant on its main business — messenger and courier services in the New York region.
Few doubt that Scotland could make it as an independent country, with banking, tourism and whiskey all contributing to a diversified economy that would lean substantially on oil but not be completely reliant on it.
With local play plus the 600 million strong Southeast Asian market, Vietnam casinos won't be completely reliant on visitors from neighboring China.
"Eddie and I were completely reliant on each other, as Jane and Stephen became one person in many ways," she says.
"It was a place where the economy of the country is completely reliant on its natural resources tourism is number one, fishing is number two," he says.
These obligate parasites do not produce their own workers, and are completely reliant on the workers of the host to complete their life cycle.
"Here we are completely reliant on foreigners," he said.
