Sentence examples for reliant in from inspiring English sources

By this time, the latest Bond three-wheeler, the Imp-engineered 875, was not proving a commercial success and the company was ripe for a takeover by Reliant in 1969.

The generators deny they overcharged, and Reliant, in particular, blames most of the increase in electricity prices on soaring costs for natural gas, while saying that power plants fueled by nuclear power and hydropower have made the biggest profits.

Opponents of Amano's plan are concerned that the proposed reforms would make the IAEA increasingly reliant, in cases like Iran, on intelligence and information supplied by the west and Israel.

To that effect, Hodgson will be heavily reliant in the next few days on Andy Scoulding, the FA's video analyst, who attended the match and will now put together various clips so England's players can learn about their opponents.

These buildings (like Raymond James, Reliant in Houston, and new edifices in Nashville, Baltimore, Hartford, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati) are screaming for "content," which often works in favor of soccer.

Mr. Allen, Mr. DeLay's spokesman, said he had no knowledge about whether Mr. DeLay or anyone in his office had actually received a check from Reliant in 2002 or whether one might have been forwarded to the Texas committee.

The 2011 Final Four will be played in Reliant Stadium in Houston.

"This is evidence to me that the insurgency is self-reliant in dealing with its wounded," he said.

But isn't this just the sort of gimmick on which, according to critics, Fox's cash-cow cartoon has become over-reliant in recent years?

Government-sponsored educational research and development bureaus had been established from the 1950s in an effort to make the countries more self-reliant in fashioning education to their needs.

Keith Richards has sniped at Adele, saying that she's not self-reliant – in terms of writing material, and how music's all gotten so "showbiz", more so than when the Rolling Stones "killed it last time".