Sentence examples for critical reliance from inspiring English sources
Given Bain's critical reliance on public funds, it is ironic that candidate Romney constantly espouses a platform for smaller government, less regulation and decreased federal oversight.
Studies in mammalian growing neurites confirm this requirement (35, 36), suggesting a critical reliance in dendrites for secretory function.
Other cells have a critical reliance upon the mitochondria whereby apoptosis is mediated via caspase-9 and are known as Type II cells [ 6, 7].
Furthermore, these cells had a critical reliance on SGK3 for anchorage independent growth, 21 thus indicating that in the absence of AKT signaling SGK3 is able to drive certain aspects of malignant cell transformation.
Furthermore, the published studies of multiple-molecule searches suffer from critical weaknesses: reliance on proprietary data, poorly characterized background databases, and non-standardized performance metrics.
The same critical self-reliance shown by Coluccio Salutati in his textual emendations and Boccaccio in his interpretations of myth was evident in almost the whole range of humanistic endeavour.
And he was critical of the reliance on loose monetary policy to get the economy going again.
Karoly and Hamilton were particularly critical of the reliance in the report on the Emissions Reduction Fund (ERF), where polluters are paid to reduce emissions.
But many European governments, constrained by European Union budgetary rules, have been critical of American reliance on fiscal stimulus like President Bush's proposed tax cuts to address economic weakness because it is something they cannot easily match.
This paper considers why some fire safety professionals have become critical of a reliance on pressurization as the dominant form of smoke control in high rise buildings.
To encourage critical thinking, self-reliance and problem-solving skills; strong communication skills including negotiation and conflict resolution as well as collaborative team building?
