Sentence examples for relied very from inspiring English sources
With communism dead, the Chinese administration has relied very heavily — and successfully — on nationalism as an ideological support for its rule.
In the past, the city "relied very heavily on segregated classes," she said, adding, "You do not change 20 years in a year or two".
"The country has relied very heavily on government investment to lead the economy," said Shen Lishen, a top economist at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
Partly because of political tensions over the years with the United States, China has relied very heavily on European equipment, starting with the reactors at Daya Bay in Shenzhen in the mid-1990s.
Bill Belichick is regarded as a defensive genius for the way he changes up schemes, but this season (and in past years) he has relied very little on creativity and complexity and much more on fundamentally sound play.
As Grover J. Whitehurst, assistant secretary for research and improvement at the Department of Education, says, "Education has not relied very much on evidence, whether in regard to how to train teachers, what sort of curriculum to use or what sort of teaching methods to use.
Unlike the tigers, China relies very little on foreign borrowing.
Not that Spain relies very heavily on dollars.
And so you rely, very heavily, on a trusted few.
Very different from the U.S., for example, which relies very heavily on its own domestic market.
HZ: "The police chief in your story relies very much on one particular guy, the hero.
