Sentence examples for older reliance from inspiring English sources

But social media has only enabled a much older reliance on rumour and innuendo, especially in India's villages.

The old reliance on manufacturing exports looks broken.

The hotel is in the old Reliance Building, across from Marshall Field's in the heart of the Loop.

As its centuries-old reliance upon the establishment in England was compelled to retrench, Anglicanism discovered new ways of exerting its influence and of expressing its message.

I don't know what the answer would be other than the age-old reliance on brand names, good service contracts and warranties.

The suit is the latest salvo in a battle pitting Mr. Icahn, who already holds a sizable percentage of Reliance's debt, against the financier Saul Steinberg, whose family has run the 183-year-old Reliance since 1968.

Market researchers have abandoned their old reliance on such traditional categories as social class, educational background, age and occupation and have feverishly begun to divide the population in terms of lifestyle.

Investors have more resources than ever to make better investment decisions, as opposed to the age old reliance on a stock broker or financial advisor.

". "The tremendous power of organization has combined great aggregations of capital in enormous industrial establishments... so great in the mass that each individual concerned in them is quite helpless by himself.... [T]he old reliance upon the free action of individual wills appears quite inadequate...[T]he intervention of that organized control we call government seems necessary.

In both films, an apparent devotion to futuristic technology is severely compromised by an old-style reliance, for the chase sequences, on the grinding and shunting of chunky trucks.

Putting aside the confusion about whether it, or Downing Street, is in charge, even its allies despair that its top-down, old-fashioned reliance on corporate suits is a turnoff.