Sentence examples for extremely reliant from inspiring English sources

The Nets have become extremely reliant on Williams, Johnson and Lopez to carry the offensive load.

The areas most vulnerable are the marginal ones, where people are extremely reliant on the little rain that does fall.

It constantly attempted to recreate the buzz that followed a favourable article in the New York Times This unusual state of affairs meant that any development on WoD was extremely reliant on the success of CCP's other projects.

But any sign of vulnerability is cause for alarm at ABC, which has become extremely reliant on the show, especially because the network did not generate any other outright hits last season and seems to have added none thus far this season.

"He'll say, 'Here's how I would answer that question, but you're the candidate, so make up your own mind.' " Another White House official said that when Mrs. Clinton is in her office there, she often tells her staff, " 'Check with Bill on that.' Or, 'This goes by the president.' She's extremely reliant on him".

The downside of being extremely reliant on income and capital gains taxes and having low property taxes is that the California state government's revenue structure is highly volatile and predictably goes into steep deficits during recessions.

"Today's data indicates the start of an extremely fragile recovery, which has been highly reliant on support from fiscal and monetary policy," said Azad Zangana, European economist at Schroders.

Testimonials describe Williams as "extremely trustworthy," "reliant," "loyal," "responsible," and "hard-working".

Testimonials describe Williams as "extremely trustworthy", "reliant", "loyal", "responsible" and "hard-working".

"She's an extremely self-reliant, independent, hard-working person who has already faced tremendous challenges," Ms. Santarsiero said.

Although some in Myanmar and Bangladesh can afford to travel legally, the vast majority of migrants are extremely poor and reliant on illicit smuggling networks.