Sentence examples for being overly reliant from inspiring English sources

Whether VW's management should face questions for being overly reliant on a single supplier required clarification, he said.

Advisers are useful but increasingly critical leaders keep abreast of broader political, economic and social trends of the sector, country and region they are working on without being overly reliant on defunct models.

What may be surprising is that the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board figured that out at the time, and was harshly critical of Deloitte & Touche, one of the Big Four audit firms, for not doing the work to check assumptions in those areas and for being overly reliant on whatever the bank's management said was proper.

Neil Saunders, managing director of retail consultancy Conlumino, said: "The example of Phones 4u is perhaps a salutary lesson to all retailers that they should be beware of being overly reliant on third-party providers that are not within their ultimate control.

Titled "Is the WHO Becoming Irrelevant?" the relentlessly downbeat article faults WHO for yielding too much control to its six regional offices, being overly reliant on consensus, and allowing politics to derail many appointments of well-qualified public health experts.

And rather than being overly reliant on walkie talkies, buzzers or even just running around trying to find the right person to see a patient, staff can now be alerted when their next patient is ready and available to be seen.

Analysts say the company is overly reliant on revenue from state and local governments.

"You don't want to move to where you're overly reliant on a single fuel".

At another extreme in risk, workers at big companies are overly reliant on company stock.

She added: "The problem is some people are overly reliant on mammograms.

Hyman believes high street retailers have been overly reliant on outdated business and management models.