Sentence examples similar to reliant on existence from inspiring English sources
Mr. McKay's off-and-on existence continued.
The episode, which occurred about a year into our existence, underscored The Bay Citizen's complicated relationship with its founder, who died Sunday at 77 after battling leukemia, and the vulnerability of a news organization so reliant on one man.
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".
The trial was also reliant on the self-reported existence of vegetable and fruit breaks collected as part of a telephone survey.
Because when your very existence is reliant on remaining active on the internet, the real world, full of common sense and bigger picture perspectives, becomes a strange and faraway place.
The fact that all human existence seems reliant on them means they are permanently excused from swatting.
In fact, Edimpres, the company that produced Hoy, was just one of over 700 companies dissolved by the regulatory Superintendent of Companies because of financial problems, including losses of more than 50% of its capital in each of the past two years.No company should be reliant on state advertising for its existence.
By contrast, the PCC came under fire during its 23-year existence for being too reliant on Tory peers as chairs.
After all, why should the government give RBS the right to pay bonuses of 200% salary – double the EU cap – when it lost £8.3bn in 2013 and is reliant on taxpayer support for its continued existence?
