Sentence examples for reliance on something from inspiring English sources

The erstwhile Napoleonic Empire is a little embarrassed about its reliance on something as fluffy as tourism.

As such, this LTM may be a bit more 'skill-based' than usual with such a limited pool and a reliance on something like the hunting rifle as really the only viable long range weapon.

The definition of dependence is "a reliance on something or someone".

The move is likely to reduce Zynga's reliance on Facebook, something analysts have said the company needs to do.

The reliance on odours is something we have from birth.

Chipotle board member Kimbal Musk described the food-safety crisis as a "speed bump" that he largely attributed to the chain's heavy reliance on fresh foods, something unusual for a fast-food chain its size.

But that skews the politics of it all to even greater potential reliance on big money, something which generally drowns out lesser and/or emerging voices that aren't in tune with a big money agenda.

Reliance on one instrument can be fatal.

As India's petrochemicals sector liberalises high tariffs and other trade barriers have been falling slowly, prodded by commitments to the WTO the day will come when Reliance must face foreign rivals on something resembling a level playing-field.

There has always been a cat-and-mouse game between government and the media, between the coverers and the covered, but increased reliance on technology has weaponized something that used to take spycraft and shoe leather.

This reliance on archaic tech is something that Hancock is very keen to eradicate: "Don't get me started on the fact the NHS remains one of the largest buyers of fax machines on the planet," he wrote.