Sentence examples for unusually reliant from inspiring English sources
Indeed, both firms are unusually reliant on the gambling there: each makes more than three-quarters of its revenue from hotels and gambling tables in the city.
Rover announced last month that it will soon lay off 1,500 workers at its Longbridge car plant in the city.Conventions and curriesAnother industrial recession would be a big blow to a city that is still unusually reliant on manufacturing.
Moreover, he said, Mr. Franks appeared unusually reliant on anti-Corzine sentiment for his own support, perhaps because Mr. Franks had mainly been on the attack, and had not yet begun to make a case for his own candidacy in paid television advertisements.
The control of gene expression and cellular differentiation are particularly interesting in these organisms, as the apparent lack of large families of recognizable transcription factors typically found in other eukaryotic organisms suggests that they may be unusually reliant on epigenetic mechanisms.
It is an intriguing possibility that C. parvum is unusually reliant on a small number of E2F transcription factors for transcriptional regulation.
Even today they are unusually self-reliant, educating their own staff and running their own backup power plants.A mobile-internet boom, by contrast, will need a more competent state: one that unshackles payments systems, regulates telecoms sensibly and does not throttle everything with red tape.
They were not reliant on the boot of Farrell who, unusually, missed all except one of his seven kicks at goal.
Reliant Stadium, Sept. 11, noon.
Such a plan did not please Reliant.
Palm sounded unusually serious.
