Sentence examples for stronger reliance from inspiring English sources

Although its dependency – dating back from colonial times – on commodity demand from Europe and later the US has weakened, there is now a stronger reliance on China.

But they took pains to describe their vote as not simply a pacifist protest against all military action, but rather a difference of opinion on the need for an international force versus unilateral action, a stronger reliance on the United Nations as opposed to going it alone.

This effect might be explained by the stronger reliance of World prices on transportation costs compared to EU prices.

We hypothesized that because of stronger reliance on FRT, subjects would encode a stronger memory trace and exhibit larger MMN during the FRT than the ART contrast.

These findings demonstrate that the recruitment of the left angular gyrus during arithmetic problem solving underlies individual differences in mathematical ability and suggests a stronger reliance on automatic, language-mediated processes in more competent individuals.

Global warming and its link to the burning of fossil fuels has prompted many governments around the world to set legally binding greenhouse gas reduction targets which are to be partially realised through a stronger reliance on renewable (e.g. wind) and other lower carbon (i.e. natural gas and nuclear) energy commodities.

There is often a strong reliance on getting volunteer help, or making sure that all staff get involved during meal times".

Textured paint can further a sense of physicality, and a strong reliance on all sorts of physical sensations is a common thread among the works.

The entertainment PR industry is also woefully short of personality figures - Gary Farrow apart, obviously - and I am convinced that we need to retain a strong reliance on human contact if our industry is to thrive in the digital age.

"With the strong reliance on wind power, there is an exceptional draw that's then put on the network from other sources when that wind power is unable to be generated," Joyce told ABC radio.

With a staff of fewer than a dozen bilingual people, and a strong reliance on the possibilities offered by new information technologies, Hong Kong Free Press plans to operate with very little overhead costs and concentrate on local news.