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over-reliant

“We became far too overreliant on those networks,” he says.

Power is wildly overreliant on odor combos to do the work of character development.

He has said that previous generations of liberals grew overreliant on the courts to settle society’s most divisive questions.

Are we so overreliant on private contractors that the line between combat personnel and support personnel is getting blurred?

The Spacer worlds grew overreliant on robotic servants, losing faith in their own competence.

Don't be overreliant on your sensors, Mister Worf.

“In British sport, athletes are overreliant on funding and, as a result, are scared to say anything,” Vaughan said.

They could not be overreliant on the darkness: a rod in the human retina could be activated by a single photon.

Rosenwald resigned from the board of Freedom House in 2007, arguing that it had changed radically, and was overreliant on public largesse and government funding.

Mansfield warned Kennedy that the United States was overreliant on military might, while shortchanging diplomacy and efforts to bring about social and economic reform.

They were overreliant on the efforts of David Stiff in the first innings and their attack was wholly lacking in penetration on this occasion.

Though he would be loth to admit it, Mr Arnault’s other reason for gobbling up new brands is that his empire is dangerously overreliant on a single one.

Despite the election of Obama, African-Americans still live in a culture that is overreliant on stereotype and slow to explore the complexity of racialized issues such as the ghetto or Haiti.

“New Hampshire is overreliant on property tax,” said Paul Henle, executive director of the Granite State Fair Tax Coalition, which placed the item on the town agendas.

Encouraged by Raiden to not be so overreliant on technology, he uses his magic force to find out where the Black Dragons are; it turns out their shelter is hidden under an Egyptian pyramid.

But there are warning signs that things could get worse: the Houthi rebellion, secessionists in the south, Somali pirates menacing the coast, an economy that is overreliant on declining oil production, and a looming water crisis.

This week, Diane Feinstein (D-Calif.), chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, said she has "believed for a long time that the intelligence community is overreliant on contractors to carry out its work."

In striker Daniel Sturridge, Liverpool have the league's early-season form player, which in Rodgers' eyes dispels the myth they are overreliant on Luis Suarez, currently suspended for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic.

Furthermore, some banks have displayed a very high reliance on ECB funding, which Moody's considers a stable funding source, but also considers to be a weakness of a bank's long-term business model if the funding is overreliant on ECB funds.

So dependent is the Kurdish economy on Turkey that some in Erbil wonder if their leaders might not be making the same mistake as in the past when they became overreliant on the US and Iran, both of which cynically betrayed them when it suited their interests.

Within a single minute, Mr. Biden worked in three attacks on his rivals, referring to Mr. Romney’s opposition to the auto industry bailout, his statement that the foreclosure crisis would have to “run its course” and his comment about “47 percent” of Americans who he said were overreliant on government benefits.

Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes gives the series a score of 33% based on 40 reviews, with an average rating of 4.9 out of 10 and the consensus, "Despite the presence of the funny and talented Rebel Wilson, Super Fun Night is overreliant on tired, clichéd weight jokes."

We have been a bit over-reliant on him, I concede that.

He warned that people should not become over-reliant on medication, taking it just in case.

There was some concern from analysts that the group is over-reliant on Brazil.

But both, Gingrich said, are over-reliant on government programs to lift the poor, rather than creating opportunity.

The film was the subject of some criticism as being over-reliant on sexual innuendo.

Some believe he is over-reliant on changeable weather to mix things up.

Mariners should not be over-reliant on any single system.

The conversations indicate the agency felt over-reliant on press reports in getting information about what exactly was happening at the plant.

The thing is, they believe in him, bordering on the chronically over-reliant.

Cyprus imports most of its energy and is over-reliant on heavy fuel oil.

And yet that's all too possible in a television culture which has become over-reliant on pre-existing formats.

Countries should not be over-reliant on nuclear energy.

Unlike many links it is not over-reliant on the wind.'

Of course, television reporters and anchors never become over-reliant on teleprompters.

He also found fiercely tough training regimes over-reliant on excessive weights programmes.

Clegg says parts of the country were over-reliant on public money from Whitehall.

I don't think we're over-reliant on Leigh at all.

Western economies are over-reliant on financial services and burdened by ageing populations.

Every day we read that our young children are becoming more insular, sedentary and over-reliant on technology.

Chelsea have become over-reliant on Drogba whose form in the last two games has taken a dip.

The economy is over-reliant on state-driven investment, whose profitability has dried up.

But it is over-reliant on the sluggish European market (especially France).

Just when you thought they were over-reliant on big names, T Suman led from front.

"I have believed for a long time that the Intelligence Community is over-reliant on contractors to carry out its work," she said.

He said the country is over-reliant on coal and needs to develop alternative energy sources, such as wind and nuclear power.