Sentence examples for reliant on both from inspiring English sources

It is one of the world's last communist states, heavily reliant on both foreign aid (there are almost no Laotian NGOs) and foreign investment; although its economy has grown at a rate of about 6% a year in the last decade, it still falls well behind its neighbours.

So what are surfwear companies, so closely reliant on both thriving sales and thriving oceans, doing to set the standard?

So to better patch together a long term temperature record necessarily reliant on both data sources, NOAA used a "bias correction" to take this into account, and more generally gave greater weight to the buoy data, in updating its dataset.

To be reliant on both local authority services and welfare over this period has meant suffering hardships that simply would not have been approved by any voter, had the consequences been spelled out in a manifesto.

It is shown that accurate LES is heavily reliant on both the near-wall mesh fidelity and the ability of the imposed inflow condition to recreate the conditions found in the reference experiment.

These circumstances are reliant on both the lower and upper bounds of time-varying delays.

In addition to his interest in polytemporal music, MacCallum's compositional work is heavily reliant on technology both as a compositional tool and as an integral aspect of the performance of a piece.

In fact, Dex did not appear to induce AnxA1 or FPR gene expression at the level of the joint, yet was highly reliant on endogenous AnxA1 both with respect to cell recruitment and inflammatory gene expression.

Students and their families are becoming ever more reliant on loans, both commercial and state-backed, and default rates are climbing.

It is far too reliant on one market, China.

England are so reliant on one man.