Sentence examples for quite reliant from inspiring English sources

Analysts said Renault had been quite reliant on that technology until now, but it was also pushing hard on its own second- and third-generation battery technology.

The NHS is quite reliant on European workers and if they all think of leaving in the event of a Brexit, that will have a big impact.

He explained that Sudan was quite reliant on imports, which sanctions hit with particular force.

"I travel pretty frequently, mostly around Europe, and I'm generally quite reliant on weed.

No president has ever been quite so reliant on contributions from gay donors or so publicly courted them.

Rarely has a movie been quite so reliant on the popular affection in which its leading actor is help.

By doing so, ZEFR won't be quite as reliant on YouTube as a platform for monetization, and it also opens things up for a whole new group of fast-growing markets.

Van Gaal's men were praised for their 'dominance' against a side that was happy to sit in their own half and kick anything that came near them, in a performance that starkly illuminated United's main deficiencies – namely that they didn't look remotely like scoring, and are still somehow are quite hilariously reliant on the form of Ashley Young.

A second value of using a binomial test is that the output is quite clearly reliant upon the value of p which needs to be justified, and this process can make apparent any unreliable assumptions.

Yeah, I think he was quite self-reliant.

Sonia's experience of adult life has been one of not quite finding a place: reliant on family, caught in a social, employment, therapeutic and diagnostic limbo.