Sentence examples for so much reliance from inspiring English sources

"There was so much reliance on Chalabi in those early days," he says.

"The president and other members are able to really provide quite deep economic insights, and there is not so much reliance on the chief economist".

Richard Dicker, the director of the international justice program at Human Rights Watch, said Wednesday, "I think the secretary general has erred in placing so much reliance on quiet diplomacy with a government that is hellbent on obstructing justice and peacekeeping".

Protecting an empty house or apartment is a priority for many, and with so much reliance these days on video surveillance cameras and alarm systems that alert the police to a break-in, sometimes it's just as important for people to slow down between the planning and the packing and to remember what they can do themselves to secure their home, the old-fashioned way.

Here I may remark that I cannot conceive why it is that surgeons do not examine the hip-joint itself in the same exact, direct and methodical manner that they employ in the examination of other joints: why, in examining a suspected or obscure case of disease in the neighbourhood of the hip-joint, they should depend upon, or place so much reliance on, what might be called the outlying symptoms.

Emerson sensed in Thoreau a true disciple that is, one with so much Emersonian self-reliance that he would still be his own man.

So don't put too much reliance into any forecast, or too much money into any one investment or even asset class.

Not the harsh social landscape of modern Britain -- which functions as a convenient, familiar backdrop rather than a fully imagined environment -- so much as Mr. Considine's wearying reliance on the link between misery and authenticity.

The problem is not so much the drought but our over-reliance on this single crop.

So you might end up putting too much reliance on federal inspection or federal oversight and not enough at the local level where the park is".

Would they be better off if given a bit more space to develop self-reliance?Of course, with so much money sloshing around, some of it is bound to do good.