Sentence examples for regular reliance from inspiring English sources

Finally, a fifth of physicists reported regular reliance on their department chair regarding teaching issues, whereas only one biologist (4 %) and no chemists reported such contact.

For severe insomnia, doctor-prescribed sleep medication may be required, but regular use can build up tolerance and even reliance on the drug.

National contributions to CMAM are growing but scale up (expansion) is challenged by funding constraints for regular programming and reliance on emergency funds and external sources of assistance.

He sought more proximity and couldn't be left alone.' Although many physicians were already used to incorporating the views of others in their regular care, the reliance on third-party information became more pronounced in end-of-life care.

In an alternative formulation, it could be argued that concerns about coverage and identification of ED as usual source of care capture similar latent phenomena among publicly insured individuals' worldview an anxiety or distrust regarding regular services and reliance on putatively free ED services.

Many of China's cities are plagued with lung-choking smog on a regular basis due the reliance on coal.

A sharp screenplay, sublime visuals and benevolent outlook make for an exceptional family-friendly movie that manages to keep adults happy without adopting the standard reliance on regular Shrek-style pop culture references.

The more organizations that complied with this code, the more attractive reliance on regular customers became due to the lower risk of competitive pressures.

Exclusive reliance on regular monitoring data may cause problems, especially when the quality and consistence of the records are poor.

Although it is possible that low levels of SSE may be associated with a greater reliance on regular CSE for early detection of skin cancer – with patients believing they are better off 'leaving it up to the experts' – this is highly unlikely in the present sample.

One possible cause for this was too much reliance on the regular channels of communication such as radio, TV and training of teachers, mullahs, and community elders.