Sentence examples for expanded reliance from inspiring English sources

Part of her "2025 Nuclear-Free Homeland Initiative" also calls for the construction of gas-fired turbines and an expanded reliance on solar and wind power.

The expanded reliance on such remotely piloted spy planes underscores the shift in how the United States gathers intelligence, said Loren Thompson, a military analyst at the Lexington Institute, a research group in Arlington.

We also propose that many of the cost and safety issues we are facing can be mitigated through expanded reliance on existing clinical regulatory frameworks and the implementation of distributive work-sharing strategies designed to leverage the strengths of our genomics centers and clinical interpretive teams.

Expanded reliance on gas carries other steep costs: polluted groundwater from fracking, despoiled wilderness around drilling wells and pipelines, and the constant risk of terrifying explosions.

Orbital Sciences Corporation, one of many aerospace companies capitalizing on NASA's newly expanded reliance on private contractors, has developed the Antares, which is scheduled to fly from Virginia's Space Coast soon, though an announced August launch date is now under review, NASA says.

He could expand reliance on the Legal Aid Society as the city's main institutional provider.

And building these lines is seen as preferable to further expanding reliance on imported oil for automobiles and airplanes.

But by exporting to poor countries identical versions of the developed world's model for water management, we risk locking the development agenda into a vicious cycle of capital-hungry and energy-intensive solutions, resource degradation and overuse, and an expanding reliance on costly remediation.

I hope to meet with many key leaders of political parties and anti-nuclear NGOs about Korea's expanding reliance on risky nuclear technology, despite the abundance of renewable energy alternatives it can turn to.

In the late 1980s, Margaret Thatcher even expanded the reliance on equity investing by encouraging people to take out personal pensions.

In the United States, police began using it during the Prohibition era to impound and resell bootlegging vehicles, and expanded departments' reliance on civil forfeiture during subsequent wars on organized crime, drugs and terror.