Sentence examples for historical reliance from inspiring English sources

The O.C.C.'s historical reliance on pre-emption should have died after the financial crisis.

As such, it is part of that "fixation" on Intel's historical reliance on personal computers that Ms. James mentioned.

Ever since, it has looked to the east Asian power to counterbalance its historical reliance on western geopolitical largesse.

And not a small part of their pride comes from the team's historical reliance on local boys — Québécois, hockey's original minorities.

And not a small part of their pride comes from the team's historical reliance on local boys Québécois, hockey's original minorities.

President Obama, in a letter to the Group of 20 released Wednesday, appealed for calm, while also imploring other world leaders to shift global economic demand away from its historical reliance on American consumption and borrowing.

Second to infrastructure development is the old song of diversification of the economy from its historical over-reliance on copper to a well functioning agricultural sector supported by a robust Agro-processing industry which adds value to agricultural products.

Within the historical profession, the reliance on historiography and the archive, both of which are crucial to the "historian's craft," have in many ways halted the advancement of provocative, new, and original ideas and have in many instances produced scholarship that is derivative.

Despite its reliance on historical photographs, the film avoids a staid look in part because the directors have developed a kinetic approach to still photography.

And that leads to the biggest criticism of quantitative models: their reliance on historical data and their inability to assimilate new information quickly.

Tigerman quickly developed a reputation for buildings that included as part of their design ironic references to his clients; these buildings were often categorized as postmodern because of their reliance on historical reference and signs and symbols.