Sentence examples for own reliance from inspiring English sources

In an effort to strengthen Karzai, the American military command has tried to reduce its own reliance on some regional warlords.

RON CASCIO, a professional builder of solar-heated homes, had long been looking for ways to reduce his own reliance on gasoline.

Mr. Lobel said that while he sympathizes with artists who believe their work has been copied, they also need to recognize their own reliance on existing images.

As stations confront inevitable changes in the structure and distribution of public radio, they are also being forced to examine their own reliance on NPR.

As the manager of the I.T. department for a public library, I have struggled to reconcile my own reliance on technology with my reluctance to teach my children much about the computer at home.

Yet this policing clashes with the doctor's fierce instinct to take his patients' side and to confide in them about, say, his own reliance on antidepressants or his girlfriend's routine of reading recovery books while eating licorice in bed.

From the infamous Ambani owned Reliance, to 'good-neighbor' Tata, to the Adani's and their record of legal violations household corporate names received these public gifts.

These industries are low-margin affairs, but by making its plants more complex and efficient at using feedstock and their own byproducts, Reliance hopes to make them more profitable than the global average.

For a firm that supposedly manipulates India for its own benefit, Reliance's return on equity is mediocre at 11% after tax, it is below the company's cost of capital.

In the presentation, Pogue jumps out of the gate with a Power Point page inviting the audience to "Pitch me, Baby!" The presentation goes on to offer do's and don'ts and emphasizes his own close reliance on pitches that come his way from professional public relations people.

We will only be able to declare victory over cholera when Haitians have access to toilets and safe water, the government has the resources and the capacity to manage cholera (and Haiti's other health concerns) on its own and reliance on donor funding and NGO partners is no longer needed.