Sentence examples for dangerously reliant on from inspiring English sources

Supporters of the union say an independent Scotland would be dangerously reliant on one volatile resource.

Yet they remain dangerously reliant on Anthony's offense.

That means he could look dangerously reliant on the unions and unreconstructed leftists among the membership.

The country was dangerously reliant on imported food, with even staples such as onions and carrots shipped in from abroad.

Britain will remain dangerously reliant on rising house prices unless it liberalises its planning rules and invests more in airports, roads and other infrastructure.

A former defence minister, Seeye Abraha, now a critic, says that Mr Meles, his college classmate, has created a system that is dangerously reliant on him.

India have already warned that they may consider withdrawing from a scheduled tour of West Indies in 2016, a move that would have crippling financial implications on a board who are dangerously reliant, like most of the rest of the cricketing world, on Indian television revenue.

It is a financial industry that has become dangerously reliant, irrespective of risk or cost to the economy, to the gambling pit.

The UK may have become dangerously over-reliant on satellite-navigation signals, according to a report from the Royal Academy of Engineering.

Indeed, Britain's Royal Academy of Engineering issued a report earlier in the year that said the UK economy had become dangerously over-reliant on satellite-navigation signals, and that too many applications had little or no back-up were these signals to go down.

Outsiders, particularly Anglo-Saxons, have long argued that the German economy is dangerously distorted: too reliant on a few traditional manufacturing sectors, and with too little domestic demand.