Sentence examples for easy reliance from inspiring English sources

I hope Kohan will be bold enough to trust her own excellent instincts about plot and character development, rather than falling into an easy reliance on nudity.

Itself a concrete instance of what it proposes, read rightly this important book can help drag design thinking out of its too easy reliance on false metaphors and ill-suited models.

But in this volume there is perhaps a too-easy reliance, born of facility, on now-traditional symbols, whether Heaney's own or from what Larkin called "the myth-kitty".

It is not that far from the ruined Detroit of his vampire fantasy Only Lovers Left Alive (2013) and Paterson's easy self-reliance is like Forest Whitaker's in Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999).

But this is not about reliance on easy cliches to cover up western ignorance about Muslim countries.

It's easy to understand the reliance on post code data – it's readily available and relatively straightforward to collect.

The idea that technology makes war too easy and removes its reliance on soldierly virtues goes far beyond concerns about the specific roles that robots might play.

Regardless, it is easy to imagine how reliance on women's dress and attractiveness when judging women's fluctuating feelings could set the stage for unwanted advances.

It could have a heavy reliance on Facebook's native apps like Messenger, easy social sharing from anywhere on the phone, and more.

Ideally, short-term wholesale money should face an especially high tax, because excessive reliance on such easy-come-easy-go financing was one of the reasons companies like Royal Bank of Scotland and Lehman Brothers failed.

As in property, a heavy reliance in tort law on simple moral norms, which are easy to communicate and self-enforce, receives a partial explanation in terms of information costs.