Sentence examples for be less reliant upon from inspiring English sources
The Obama administration, which is in close contact with battlefield commanders, hopes if Iraqi forces deliver defeat to the militant group, they will be less reliant upon the U.S. to fight against future insurgents.
Solutions that allow rehabilitation to continue beyond the acute period thereby improving outcomes, place less demand upon services and enables stroke survivors to be less reliant upon services and able to self-manage are essential [ 9, 10, 12, 13].
On the other hand, high investment franchises like McDonalds and Panera Bread have a success rate, brand and operating system that are less reliant upon the individual franchisee.
Now, this judgement isn't completely independent of some form of knowledge about a candidate, but it's less reliant upon one-liners and stances taken throughout the election cycle, the time when most seem to scramble to compose the best (usually insincere - Yes, I'm quite cynical of politicos) self-glorifying statements that enthrall and baffle a public at the same time.
In particular, approaches that are less reliant upon belief modification to bring about therapeutic change may prove to be briefer, more effective, cost-effective, and more readily disseminated into routine practice.
These studies should be federally financed, so researchers will be less reliant on pharmaceutical financing.
The Egyptian-born businessman said he wanted the party to be less reliant on union funding.
Don't start any trouble with them, but be less reliant on them.
And builders are less reliant on good weather.
London was less reliant on Southern cotton than Davis had assumed.
