Sentence examples for becoming reliant from inspiring English sources

A Home Office spokesman said the new financial thresholds were designed to stop foreign spouses becoming reliant on UK taxpayers.

Coach Don Chaney, who has created an atmosphere that encourages 3-point shooting, said the Knicks had to guard against becoming reliant on the 3-point shot.

People with poor mental health can be more at risk of becoming reliant on food banks because problems with the benefits system.

Lady Jenkin's comments – for which she later apologised – came at the Westminster launch of Feeding Britain, a Church of England-funded report examining the causes of the rapid rise in the numbers of people becoming reliant on food banks.

The blind belief of the Big Three in the automobile as an inexhaustible golden goose, guaranteeing endless streams of cash, resulted in the city becoming reliant on a single industry.

Spector had told family and friends that as a proud, dignified and independent person he could not face the thought of being paralysed or becoming reliant on his family.

However, with the cartels becoming more reliant on the internet, it could also easily become an Achilles' heel.

But with other nations investing a great deal more in renewable technologies, the United States is at risk of becoming totally reliant on foreign sources of clean energy just as we're reliant on foreign sources of oil.

With women becoming less reliant on marriage for economic survival, marriage as a movie subject has become less and less common.

And the Daily Mirror is becoming more reliant on bulks.

Countries are becoming less reliant on each other.