Sentence examples for ease its reliance from inspiring English sources

But even as it attempts to ease its reliance on Armstrong and develop a stronger brand, OLN has become even more Lance dependent.

Beijing has pledged to ease its reliance on exports by raising domestic consumption.

It is planning a number of economic cities, creating tens of thousands of new jobs as the country tries to ease its reliance on foreign workers.

Vostochny Cosmodrome, situated about 5,500 kilometers (3,400 miles) east of Moscow and close to the Chinese border, will give Russia its own facility for manned space launches and ease its reliance on Kazakhstan where Russia is renting a legendary Soviet-era launch pad in Baikonur.

Of course, there is little wonder that lawmakers waived the magic wand for Disney: everyone wanted a new business in the area to ease its reliance on the boom-and-bust citrus industry and soften the effects of spending cutbacks on its military contractors.

In March, Capital One Financial agreed to buy a New Orleans commercial bank, Hibernia, for about $5 billion, saying the deposit base would ease its reliance on the capital markets to finance new loans.

But a reluctance to ease its heavy reliance on film allowed rivals like Canon and Sony to rush into the fast-emerging digital arena.

China, too, is easing its financial controls.

(Facebook has since eased its stance).

However, they have become a familiar sight after the Government finally changed the rules to ease the reliance on petrol.

To ease farmers' reliance on rain to grow their crops, Zimbabwe's vice president, Phelekela Mphoko, announced recently that the government aims to try to rebuild Zimbabwe's largely collapsed irrigation infrastructure.