Sentence examples for partly reliant from inspiring English sources

Yet such dodgy behaviour is even more grotesque when the fat cats are public servants who are partly reliant on taxes.

Now, if the film is to meet its costs, the studio is partly reliant on the last people they usually ask to sell stuff for them: the critics.

Naturally there are teething problems: we are understaffed and feeding the notes online is gradual, partly reliant on that most analogue of systems, the postal service.

The PT1 triathletes, who compete in wheelchairs, have handlers to help them during the transitions, meaning their performance is partly reliant on someone else, a little like a pit stop during a Formula One race.

Among other traits which set Caragiale apart from his fellow Romanian writers was his highly creative vocabulary, partly reliant on archaisms and words occurring rarely in the modern Romanian lexis (including ones borrowed from Turkish and Greek, or even from Romani).

Whether patients had a positive or negative view on communication between the health care teams was partly reliant on the quality of the communication.

Both companies reckon that if their calculations turn out to be accurate, their oilfields could yield tens or hundreds of millions of barrels, enough to make Israel (which consumes some 100m barrels per year) partly self-reliant.

That's something Silicon Valley underestimates, although Hadzaad refused to be drawn on how competitors still partly or wholly reliant on human labour, such as Magic, Operator, and Facebook's M, will fare.

Reindeer (Rangifer tarandus tarandus) husbandry has existed for over 2,000 years (Federova 2003), and at least 20 different Arctic indigenous people are still partly or fully nomadic and reliant on reindeer herding for their livelihoods, cultural identity and food security (Turi 2002).

He wanted the French to be more manly, meaning more disciplined and self-reliant (he was reacting partly to the country's defeat, in 1870, in the Franco-Prussian War), and he believed that introducing sports into education could be the basis for this transformation in the national character.

Moon's drumming had a distinctly different style from earlier albums, being more formal and less reliant on long drum fills – partly due to the synthesizer backing, but also due to the no-nonsense production techniques of Johns, who insisted on a good recording performance that only used flamboyancy when truly necessary.