Sentence examples for complete reliance from inspiring English sources
Spiders are remarkable for their complete reliance on predation as a trophic strategy.
Guignol's Band is almost the final stage of Céline's "telegraphic" style, the nearly complete reliance on ellipses and exclamation marks.
"We believe this is the biggest step in our industry's move away from our historic, virtually complete reliance on petroleum to power vehicles".
To deliver on the promises world leaders made, we will need to leave coal and oil in the ground and move toward a complete reliance on clean energy.
Berlin's complete reliance on a musical secretary, rather than undermining his reputation, offers further proof of his astonishing ability; Berlin was a genius in spite of himself.
Moving forward was going to require a new approach - an almost complete reliance on local people for what we called vehicle recovery.
Essentially, then, I was left to wonder if the perceived complete and utter reliance on emerging technology should define a student's educational experience.
Indeed, not only are we developing a new citizenry incapable of thinking for themselves, we're also instilling in them a complete and utter reliance on the government and its corporate partners to do everything for them--tell them what to eat, what to wear, how to think, what to believe, how long to sleep, who to vote for, whom to associate with, and on and on.
Consequently, the house cat is able to revert to complete self-reliance more quickly and more successfully than most domesticated dogs.
The catastrophic loss of our sole toilet, refrigerator, water pump, and link to the outside world kick-started our transition into complete self-reliance.
It doesn't feel like a transitional work, but it is the effortless appropriation of the stylisation of 18th-century opera, complete with a reliance upon set-piece arias and recitatives, and the use of a classically proportioned orchestra, gives no hint of the plunge into serialism that Stravinsky would make in the following years.
