Sentence examples for much less reliant from inspiring English sources

We're much less reliant on one franchise than our competitors".

But modern economies have become much less reliant on cash than they used to be.

Compared with debt-saddled Greece, Spain and Ireland, Italy is much less reliant on foreign investors to finance its debt.

Neither were terrifically successful but showed glimpses of promise, and Australia were much less reliant on long balls and crosses from deeper areas.

But the piece is much less reliant on dialogue than usual, and there are none of the confessional sequences addressed to the audience which, if once resonant, now appear stale and insincere.

"We want to be much less reliant on the fickle cyclical nature of the Internet advertising model," David Wetherell, the company's chief executive, said in a conference call with analysts.

Its debts are much smaller and its finances less reliant on unpredictable trade union bosses.

"Sevens is much less technical, less crowded and more reliant on the speed and handling skills that rugby league promotes.

Yeah! Definitely less reliant and less just, much less fucks to give.

The "cheap-energy mind," as Wendell Berry called it, is the mind that asks, "Why bother?" because it is helpless to imagine — much less attempt — a different sort of life, one less divided, less reliant.

Sites reliant on anonymous reviews will be much less relevant than those focused on testimonials provided by my friends.