Sentence examples for critically reliant from inspiring English sources

Safe operations are critically reliant on the practices and expertise of companies and their personnel.

Still, it is no wonder that a nation whose population is soon to pass 100 million is critically reliant on $16 billion remittances from its 10 million citizens working overseas.

It is important to stress that in this economy, milk production is a major production objective and these households are critically reliant on milk.

The difficulty in evaluating and assessing risks when the state is engaging in bulk hacking that could cause unforeseen disruption is another point raised by critics — given the already complex interplay of digital devices and services, and an increasingly complex picture as more devices and things become critically reliant on connectivity.

"The defense community is critically reliant on a technology that obsoletes itself every 18 months, is made in unsecure locations and over which we have absolutely no market share influence," said Ted J. Glum, director of the DoD's Defense Microelectronics Activity unit.

China is still critically reliant on the U.S and its allies, the EU and Japan, as its principal export markets and sources of advanced technologies and know-how.

The rapid and continuing evolution in radiation technology results in the treatments becoming "increasingly automated, complex and critically software reliant" [ 5], creating challenging questions for decision-makers tasked with making adoption and implementation decisions.

Nobody has a favorite web ad and, more critically, digital advertising reliant on viewer profiles has helped to lead the "big data" boom, resulting in so much valuable information housed in so many places that breaches like the recent, disastrous hack of data giant Experian have become commonplace.

Kirk exploits Khan's inexperience in space combat and two-dimensional thinking to critically disable the Reliant.

My studies abroad as well as overseas living taught me how to think critically and has made me more self-reliant and resilient over the course of my professional career.

In particular, learning and retention of memory, required for optimal response choice, are significantly reliant on dopamine, whereas integrating information probabilistically is critically dependent upon functioning of the glutamatergic subthalamic nucleus (computing the 'normalization term' in Bayes' theorem).