Sentence examples for lessening reliance from inspiring English sources

Better management of upstream source areas in poorer countries represents an opportunity to reduce threat lessening reliance on costly engineering solutions.

To help reduce carbon emissions — not to mention saving money and lessening reliance on foreign fuel imports — governments are increasingly pushing for policies and incentives to encourage more waste heat usage, big businesses like IBM are exploring innovative technologies, and start-ups are emerging to sell technologies that turn lukewarm heat into usable electricity.

Browne combines data-backed solutions such as lessening meat consumption and lessening reliance on plastic, with ones that are a bit more woo woo like applying EMF-repellent stickers to smart phones.

The original referred to an attempt to lesson, rather than lessen, reliance on aid.

Social security benefits and, later, Medicaid also substantially lessened reliance on public homes, until they became obsolete.

Building an on-campus hockey arena, which Alberts called nonnegotiable, and generating more revenue to lessen reliance on the university for athletic funding.

The issue has a disproportionate effect on developing countries, where about 10% of government revenues are generated by tax on multinational corporations, so boosting tax income would build self-reliance and lessen reliance on foreign aid.

Ciudad Guayana remains a bastion of support for the president, its aging factories holding strategic importance for the country's seemingly eternal quest to lessen reliance on oil exports.

Quinn at Epilepsy Scotland says changing mindsets is half the battle: "The charity is taking a long-term view in establishing this enterprise, to develop a consistent income stream to lessen reliance on extremely valuable but unpredictable sources of income".

At the BRICS meeting Mr. Xi may "endorse plans to create a joint foreign exchange reserves pool" that theoretically could help emerging market countries lessen reliance on the World Bank and International Monetary Fund.

If its economy really is much weaker than Beijing has let on, it would be alarming for any company hoping to export to China — something firms in Britain have been encouraged to do in recent years, to lessen reliance on the stodgy European economies.