Sentence examples for more reliant rather from inspiring English sources

They actually become more reliant rather than strong.

2Dimensional echocardiography is less precise and is more reliant on derived rather than directly measured values compared to cardiac magnetic resonance imaging for assessing LVMI [ 75].

"Swansea were always up against it in the Premier League but the style in which Swansea play has always been more reliant on the collective rather than the individual and the success will depend upon that".

I had more confidence in my own reactions and allowed myself to be more reliant on individual encounters and perceptions rather than research".

Frankly, given there are five million tax-paying eligible voters working in the public sector – with many more reliant on a public sector wage – this seems rather short-sighted.

Without London, the UK would look like a rather different economy - one less focussed on financial services, more reliant on manufacturing.

Goldman Sachs is even more reliant on trading.

Regional newspapers, more reliant on classifieds, are in worse shape.

And more reliant on Brady than ever to save them.

Refugees themselves become more reliant on the UN.

The Europeans are more reliant on flighty wholesale funding.