Sentence examples for like reliance from inspiring English sources

It is more like reliance, a psychological craving that will only be satisfied by the calming swipes of my finger across the smooth, shimmering screen of a device.

He said that he viewed management teams of companies like Reliance Infrastructure in Mumbai and OGX in Rio de Janeiro as more shareholder-oriented than those in China.

Companies like Reliance are looking to Hollywood to expand their portfolios and "create a new genre of crossover cinema" with talent from India and abroad, Ms. Adesara said.

The new Apple buyback offer as well as lucrative deals from telecom operators like Reliance, Airtel and Vodafone have added to the sales.

The global party can win back the initiative, but this means giving swing voters something new and more urgent to be not naïve about — something like reliance on hard-liners and AIPAC to deliver America.

It should also help private energy companies like Reliance and Essar that sharply scaled back their fuel retailing businesses in recent years because they could not compete against the subsidized fuel sold by state-owned companies.

But the tension over AOSP works both ways; the Chinese government indicated last week that it doesn't like the reliance of handset manufacturers there on AOSP: 90% of smartphone sales in China use Android (more specifically, AOSP; they don't connect to Google services, because those are banned on the mainland; instead they link to local app stores and search engines such as Baidu).

It was a win-win-win scenario: Companies like Airtel, Reliance and others were able to compete with the state-run BSNL and create immense shareholder value.

Even ills that strangled the economy for years, like a reliance on barter and unrest over unpaid wages and pensions, have eased with the economy's rebound.

A team of psychologists led by Julia Frankenstein of the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics in Tübingen, Germany, found evidence that we're best oriented when facing north — just like a reliance on maps would suggest.

Using bold typefaces, asymmetrical composition and primary colors, Chermayeff & Geismar sought order and readability and avoided the more dogmatic aspects of the rigid 50's Swiss style, like its reliance on one typeface (Helvetica) and monochromatic photography.