Sentence examples for primary reliance from inspiring English sources

"What changed that explains the current primary reliance on the AUMF argument?" wonders Kerr.

Chiang advocated primary reliance on U.S. air power to defeat Japan.

But our primary reliance on constitutional structure and judicial precedent should not be misunderstood.

Lone writes that AFRICOM "reflects the Bush administration's primary reliance on the use of force to pursue its strategic interests".

Lawsuits have challenged the primary reliance on the property tax, arguing that this discriminated against districts with low property values.

Much of the recent literature in the field of stuttering has a primary reliance on experimental designs and quantitative analysis.

As there are no long-term follow-up studies of liraglutide or rosiglitazone measuring mortality as the primary endpoint, reliance must be placed on simulation models that have reproduced accurately the outcomes of long-term cohorts of patients with diabetes [ 46].

He said in places where prices are high, a primary cause is reliance on natural gas, a costly fuel, to generate power during peak demand.

Common features of state programs were a mission to influence the distribution of the health care workforce within their states' borders, an emphasis on primary care, and reliance on annual state appropriations and other public funding mechanisms.In 1996, states fielded an obligated primary care workforce comparable in size to the better-known federal programs.

A functioning FEC should help to clarify the legal consequences of Sen. John McCain's decision to reject public funds for the presidential primary, following his reliance on public funding as collateral for a loan in the earlier days of the race.

Establishing effective recruitment strategies was further complicated by a reliance on primary care clinicians as the main source of referral into the scheme.