Sentence examples for grew reliant from inspiring English sources

Amplification changed not just the nature of singing in musical theater but also the expectations of patrons, who grew reliant on beefed-up sound systems.

I quickly grew reliant on it as an outgrowth, as it were, of my communication skills and my job performance.

By the early 1990s, they had grown reliant on them.

The world has grown reliant on lithium-ion batteries that power smartphones, laptops and electric cars.

Since the famine, though North Korea's economy has grown reliant on Chinese imports, the country has overhauled its food system.

Q: There are some industries such as tourism and restaurants that have grown reliant on the African migrants.

And she'd grown reliant on a combination of Nembutal for sleep and Dexamyl ("pep-up cheer-up pills") to lift her spirits and dull her appetite.

The deal is expected to wreak lasting damage on the Cypriot economy, which has grown reliant on offshore banking and Russian money.

Force became the only tool of social control, partly because the emperor had grown reliant on the military but also because his government was inherently weak.

Of course, to rely on tourism when many travellers are slashing their holiday budgets and carbon emissions is a mistake and in many ways Uganda is lucky it hasn't grown reliant on the tourist dollar.

(She died in 2007 at 39). Marshall dies; his children from an earlier marriage go to court to keep Anna from inheriting anything; she gains weight and grows reliant on the creepy Howard K. Stern, who is her lawyer, manager, adviser and lover — here the baritone Rod Gilfry, who conveys the character's swagger and scheming.