Sentence examples for would be reliant from inspiring English sources

This coach offers few new ideas and would be reliant on the talent of the players themselves to succeed.

Batmanghelidjh warned that without a regular source of state funding, Kids Company would be reliant on fundraising.

Crisis is defined as the estimated period for which a food bank client would be reliant on food aid.

We would also avoid some blackouts, because fewer houses would be reliant on the grid, and transmission failures wouldn't cascade in the same way.

'I mean, could we have predicted, 10 years ago, that everyone would be reliant on mobile devices like the iPhone and the iPad?

This was because the panel itself would be reliant on information provided by an applicant, and would not be in a position to investigate whether it was accurate.

And in those environments, I'd be reliant on a generator that might spook the mule deer.

"If the proposals go through, funding would drop dramatically and – worse case scenario – we'd be reliant upon other funding streams to keep us afloat plus a substantial amount of money from Shelter to plug the gaps".

The borehole will mean that the health centre would not be reliant on water from the NWSC and wouldn't have to worry about meeting costs.

But, reflecting the Saudis' new aggressiveness, this force would not be reliant on U.S. and NATO air and naval power, nor would it seek political cover from the United Nations before intervening in Arab states threatened by insurgencies or Iranian influence, real or perceived.

For example: "I would not be reliant on numbers from the scale…If [activity at the volcano] was local…I'd be wanting a lot more detail.