Sentence examples for much reliant from inspiring English sources

We delivered a lot of balls into their box but I think it was too much reliant on the rub of the green, hoping it would fall for us and it didn't.

Ultimately, the same questions will remain: whether the UK should have nuclear weapons at all given their huge and indiscriminate destructive power and the unlikelihood of ever being used, and whether the country can afford to put so much reliant on a weapon whose reliability can henceforward never be taken for granted.

Yield levels were found to be very much reliant on the working conditions.

"I found it [economics] such a morose subject, so bonecrushingly boring, so much reliant on third rate mathematics.

This sense is much reliant on the HMD and video camera as the subjects' FOV is constrained to the governing FOV of the display or the camera.

We're pretty much reliant on anecdotal feedback from customer service and surveys to get use case details, though we do have aggregate totals to measure volume.

It is much more reliant on collective will than collective flair.

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

Other European countries, like Greece, Italy and Spain, are much more reliant on Iranian oil.

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

Since then, our economies have become much more reliant on pensions to keep them moving.