Sentence examples for completely reliant upon from inspiring English sources

They just don't have the mans to take action anywhere outside their own borders; they are completely reliant upon American military protection.

Representative Pete Sessions of Texas said the child health bill was an "attempt to make millions of Americans completely reliant upon the government for their health care needs".

The bottom line to be taken away from this example is that coincidence is the occurrence of one or more events that are unexpected but, more importantly, that are completely reliant upon luck while irony describes singular events in which the outcome is the exact contrary to what one might expect.

A predominantly service-based economy has fewer tangible assets than its industrialised counterparts and the wealth that is generated is almost completely reliant upon the less tangible "human capital" of employees.

The level of fraughtness is entirely reliant upon who says it and to whom.

Perhaps production has disappeared and we are now totally reliant upon imports?

Agriculture is a complex industry which to some extent we are all reliant upon.

Wholly reliant upon the textile industry, the cotton famine created chronic unemployment in the town.

The problem with this is that this job becomes totally reliant upon you being there, doing the work.

And I can only imagine what unfortunately these paraplegics and people feel, where they are totally reliant upon people.

"Here we are completely reliant on foreigners," he said.