Sentence examples similar to much reliant upon from inspiring English sources

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.

A separate decision taken a year ago would have had a similar effect on bonds issued by banks and guaranteed by the Greek government, which make up a much larger part of the collateral the banks have been using to borrow from the ECB.The ECB's decision means that Greek banks will soon become much more reliant upon "emergency liquidity assistance" (ELA).

After years of posting big gains, portfolio losses have made the 200 major charities much more reliant upon gifts.

Offensively, much of the burden will be reliant upon what Mauro Rosales can create in however many minutes he's able to play, as he's been the catalyst for much of the offense of late.

"With all the online piracy happening to the industry today, so much of the content shot is reliant upon this".

Much of Europe also suffered from the blight, but it was not as reliant upon the potato as Ireland was, and experienced many fewer deaths.

This inexperienced, badly undereducated group (how much do your grades in high school mean if you don't plan on college?) are increasingly reliant upon "advisers" -- agents, lawyers, family members and acquaintances -- rather than upon themselves.

Liverpool ended up reliant upon his agility.

Many teams are reliant upon a large number of short-term staff.

The level of fraughtness is entirely reliant upon who says it and to whom.