Sentence examples for making it reliant from inspiring English sources

Kosovo's sovereignty remains severely circumscribed, making it reliant on the international community.

Mr Mietzner says that peace in Aceh and elsewhere has deprived the army of income from "conflict economies", making it reliant on "semi-criminal" activities.

The basic model runs Google's Android Wear, making it reliant on a smartphone.

The disaster hit an economy already weakened by years of deflation and depressed consumer spending, which made it reliant on exports for growth.

Vodafone has invested heavily in expanding its own-brand stores, making it less reliant on Phones 4u and Carphone.

Moody's also praised the university for its "importance to the U.K. economy" and its global sources of money, making it less reliant on government funding than other British universities.

On June 13th Gannett, a big American newspaper and local-TV chain, said it would merge with Belo, a smaller counterpart, to expand its market share in both businesses (while also, overall, making it less reliant on newspapers).The media giants' soaring share prices will make it easy for them to swallow smaller firms.

Later, he helped diversify the economy, making it less reliant on the finance industry.

During a visit to Brussels, prime minister Tuilaepa Aiono Sailele Malielegaoi suggested the ravages of climate change on his Pacific island nation are making it increasingly reliant on the royalty payments from trustee companies such as Mossack Fonseca, which is at the centre of the Panama Papers.

But during the 1990s, the news agency branched out into lucrative new lines of business, including broadcast video and online initiatives, making it less reliant on revenue from print outlets.

While this presumably will help Favtape avoid any legal trouble (it isn't actually hosting any music), it is also making it totally reliant on a service that is on shaky ground.