Sentence examples for reliant on such from inspiring English sources

But researchers and competing technology developers say human nature makes it easy to become overly reliant on such technology.

Surgeons have traditionally been reliant on such measures as monitoring blood pressure, pulse, respiration, and blood gas content, to gauge the general health of the patient during surgery.

The courts have become deeply reliant on such judges to handle the caseload, but they have also struggled with how to ease out judges whose desire to keep working no longer matches their ability.

Instead, the commission said that U.S. officials have been too reliant on such "warning intelligence," and tended to relax their guard in the absence of intelligence reports describing specific dangers.

At a time when universities might be more focused on the potential income streams provided by international students, when many higher education institutions are reliant on such fees to function, this kind of work with Cara seems to be bucking the trend – and perhaps finding a way round the questions about refugee numbers that have recently become so vexed.

Quantification and management of risk associated with sudden gas release during mining (outbursts) and accumulation of noxious or combustible gases within the mining environment is reliant on such predictions, and unexplained variation correctly requires conservative management practices in response to risk.

At several points during the financial crisis, interbank lending has come to a near standstill, creating severe problems for those that are over-reliant on such financing.

Yesterday the source for those expectations, polls before the primary, were criticized for missing a late surge in popularity for Mr. Edwards, prompting a contentious debate within the news media over whether news outlets have been over-reliant on such polls.

Many publishers will simply redouble their efforts to find ways of making money that aren't reliant on advertising – such as paywalls, events and membership.

They are both especially reliant on businesses such as bond-trading that will only thrive if volumes and interest rates rise markedly and regulators let the industry be.

That's bad news for research programs reliant on supercomputers, such as efforts to understand climate change, develop new materials for batteries and superconductors, and improve drug design.