Sentence examples for relatively reliant on from inspiring English sources

Wales suffers many of the same issues facing other OECD nations and the UK, but we have an economy that's still in transition from being relatively reliant on a heavily industrialised extractive industrial base.

Overall, the area is relatively reliant on primary industries and the public sector; there is a dependence on self-employment and micro-business, and most parts are defined by Highlands and Islands Enterprise as economically "Fragile Areas".

Overall, the area is relatively reliant on primary industries and the public sector, and fishing and fish farming in particular are vulnerable to environmental impacts, changing market pressures and European legislation.

He had his act down pat — a great career, still relatively limber although reliant on a closet full of pills, still able to chase the quarterback or stuff the running back, when last seen against the Patriots in February.

Xi's tour signaled a move to consolidate China's access to abundant reserves of hydrocarbons in Central Asia, which remain relatively untapped and reliant on Russian pipelines for delivery.

It is far too reliant on one market, China.

England are so reliant on one man.

The game can never be reliant on one person".

Their economies are also perceived to have relatively sophisticated financial systems and to not be overly reliant on any one sector.

Initial quarantine measures were also reliant on relatively slow traditional PCR analysis at other locations.

Uber has two main downsides: it's relatively expensive, and it remains reliant on gas-guzzling passenger cars.