Sentence examples for forced reliance from inspiring English sources

If it had come off, the deal would have forced Reliance to adapt its insular culture to global practice.

The change was intended to stave off a U.N. Commission of Inquiry probe into the regime's alleged crimes against humanity as well as to build economic relations with the West after years of forced reliance on China.

Bertil Qvist, an executive there, said the requirement that companies pay a minimum wage to the berry pickers forced reliance on middlemen in Asia, and he blamed those companies for overstating the money to be made.

The forced reliance on ATMs causes obvious problems for Greeks who don't own debit cards, many of whom are elderly.

As yet, the full "risk architecture" of schizophrenia, and the extent to which risk factors may be modifiable, is unknown. 2 With respect to idiopathic schizophrenia, there is a forced reliance on family history and associated crude empiric recurrence risks, unmodified quantitatively by any other clinical or demographic variables.

Therefore, it shares drawbacks of using administrative datasets in evaluating quality such as inability to specify clinical definitions for risk factors (e.g., forced reliance on ICD-9 codes), and limited ability to distinguish between complications of care and pre-existing conditions.

T. pallidum cannot be cultured in vitro, thus forcing reliance on serological tests for diagnosis and proof of cure.

Another factor explaining the high prevalence of widespread chronic pain was the screening interview being conducted over the telephone, forcing reliance on self-report.

Anthony's absence has forced greater reliance on the bench, which might be the worst in the league.

During and immediately after the Cultural Revolution, Communist dogma, poverty and nationalism forced a reliance on inadequate Chinese equipment.

Opposition groups were essentially forced into reliance or at least acceptance, whether or not they bought into its hardline views.