Sentence examples for reliance from from inspiring English sources

A. B. Best said yesterday that it was upgrading Reliance from "under review with negative implications" to "under review with developing implications" because of the improved balance sheet.

Zidisha, on the other hand, wants to remove reliance from the micro-lending equation completely.

A viable alternative aviation fuel can stabilize fuel price fluctuation and reduce the reliance from the crude oil.

Complex adaptive systems have reliance from the most of real life situations and have gained lots of attention from research community.

Increased plasma β-hydroxybutyrate and nonesterified fatty acids pre- but not postpartum and a tendency for increased plasma glucose postpartum demonstrate shifting reliance from lipid- to carbohydrate-based metabolism postpartum in cows fed α-amylase.

Innovation elevates labor productivity which provides resource flexibility -- air cover -- to implement fundamental structural reforms which center on two inter-related planks: a) shifting reliance from exports and increasingly-inefficient investment to value creation in service and consumer sectors, and b) maintaining smooth urbanization in an era of pinched labor supply.

While useful in distinguishing trustworthiness from reliability, or trust from reliance, Baier's will-based account is not perfect, however.

Jibes about self-reliance from a man who probably hasn't bought his own toothpaste for half a decade?

But, of course, Mowgli isn't white, or indeed British; he's an Indian boy, learning self-reliance from animals.

But privately there was grumbling from Tanglewood orchestra musicians about Mr. Levine's minimalist, and thus hard-to-read, conducting style, something he says is intended to elicit more focus, freedom and self-reliance from the players.

There's Star, the former Paulette Regina Starr, "her name and being shrunk down to four essential letters now," a pretty misfit whose naïveté and sentimentality are matched by a strong will; her former lover and road companion, Pan, a feckless pragmatist out for a good time; and her new boyfriend, Marco, a draft dodger who's learned a sort of Emersonian self-reliance from his years on the road.