Sentence examples for limited reliance from inspiring English sources

In the confused aftermath of a disaster, there may be limited reliance on professional disaster management.

This testimony was admitted but, for the reasons stated here, this court places limited reliance on it.

In the tropics where the value of pasture rotation appears to be limited, reliance will continue to be placed on the use of anthelmintics, the administration frequency of which will have to be established in each given situation.

Short-falls have been identified in each of the three epidemiology techniques when used in isolation, but together the three complimentary techniques provide a well-balanced assessment of the drug-use situation in a given community with limited reliance on derived estimates.

Most responders had great confidence in ADs for treatment of panic disorder and thought they are effective also in obsessive-compulsive disorders and social phobias (Fig. 3), but the majority of the responders showed a limited reliance on ADs' effectiveness to treat sleep disorders, psychosomatic illness, chronic pain, and premenstrual syndrome.

And while one redeeming factor is a limited reliance on rote balladry, there is a caveat: Sam Smith is probably ogling schmaltzy album low-point "Eyes Shut" for covers treatment.

The agreement would sharply limit reliance on annual spring borrowing, which is up to an unprecedented level of nearly $5 billion this year.

A cornerstone of Mills's agenda, to limit reliance on fossil fuels, is already facing stiff resistance from some state residents.

China has taken steps to improve energy conservation, though it has justified them mainly in terms of limiting reliance on imported oil and reducing air pollution.

The Prince George's County Council unanimously approved a plan Tuesday that would make new developments more welcoming to cyclists and pedestrians, placing the county at the forefront of a movement to limit reliance on cars and reduce pedestrian deaths.

Yet the report contains several recommendations to improve the legal process for criminal investigations in Mexico, including limiting reliance on testimony and confessions, improving standards for gathering physical evidence, focusing on the quality of the investigation rather than the number of arrests, and making those who gather physical evidence independent from the attorney general's office.