Sentence examples for broad reliance from inspiring English sources

Better pay and hours would reduce their broad reliance on food stamps and other public assistance.

As the legal battle over Trump's immigration directive shows, Gorsuch's nomination lands at a time when the Supreme Court is likely to be called upon to review what Trump already has shown to be a broad reliance on executive power.

The plan for Kenya calls for a nationwide skills mapping, and a broad reliance on partnerships to narrow the country's skills gap and improve its position as a global competitor.

Also, many powerful German publishers fear that Google is gaining too much power throughout Europe: its search engine is being used by more than 90percentt of European users, a higher percentage than in the U.S. To prevent an even broader reliance on Google search and news services, they are asking Google to pay copyright license fees.

This mimics a broader reliance on guidance documents and norms addressing health emanating from intergovernmental bodies such as the World Health Organisation (WHO), International Labour Organisation ILOO) and other United Nations (UN) family organizations.

However, broader reliance on PC as a biomarker in severe sepsis and septic shock requires evidence that serial changes over multiple time points provide valuable clinical information.

Thus, our definition restricts the analysis to megafauna-dependent species as described by Barlow [8], [17], who acknowledges this broad gradient of reliance on megafauna dispersers among higher plants' fruits.

The long turnaround times lead to increased reliance upon broad spectrum antimicrobials and generally lead to suboptimal outcomes for patients (including increased mortality rates).

Although much of its development has been self-referential, implicit reliance on broader intellectual trends and even explicit invocation of European thinkers and European legal developments have also contributed.

New Mexico's initiative follows statewide bail reform efforts in Colorado, Illinois, Kentucky, New Jersey and Oregon, which have all prompted broader scrutiny over the reliance on cash bail.

And the congressman raised a broader concern: Will increasing reliance on targeted killings prompt the CIA to take on additional paramilitary functions?