Sentence examples for systemic reliance from inspiring English sources

Various reasons for this stood out: anxiety about undermining the adoptive parents, fear of encountering unbearable pain in the children and, more generally, a systemic reliance on procedure as a defence against distress.

"It suggests a systemic over-reliance on practices that are outdated and harmful; possible understaffing; and the need for a change in the hospital's treatment philosophy that must come from the top levels of management".

WhAs do you thenk the U.S. economy would look like at the end of the decade with orecentout such a private sector enearized reinvestment in Main Street?

These results indicate that the pathways into future energy systems will be driven by an optimal systemic combination of technologies that reduce the system's reliance on backup power and energy.

Dumitrache concludes that strong anti-corruption movements in both receiving and home countries could end the systemic problems of divided families and reliance on remittances – while ensuring that migrants are treated with dignity and respect.

Not only is Grisham unable to make us care about his characters, but he also seems unaware of what this case says about the systemic flaws that continue to vitiate the American criminal justice system, in particular an absurd reliance on polygraphs and a primitive drug-based understanding of mental illness.

The principal risk is that excessive reliance on ever more central bank action could aggravate the underlying systemic problems and delay or prevent the necessary structural adjustments".

Concerns about the negative effects that systemic drugs may have on the mother and newborn have led to heavy reliance on local anesthesia.

"Incestuous cross-ownership in the financial and corporate sectors, imbalances in the economy and the banks' over-reliance on market funding point to a significant, and perhaps underestimated, systemic risk," wrote Simon Adamson, a credit analyst at CreditSights, in January 2006.

This network's most indefensible features are its reliance on jails and prisons to hold violators before a hearing and countless systemic inequities and bureaucratic hurdles.

Targeting the vascular endothelium via systemic delivery has been attempted using peptides isolated in vitro (using either phage or vector display) and implicit reliance on target receptor expression in vivo.