“reliance”可以造什么句，reliance造句

They decided to take the path of self-reliance.

But it faces a choice between a bigger state and more reliance on the market.

(Self-reliance can be developed through the principle described in the chapter on auto-suggestion).

Dependency inversion stresses reliance on abstractions over implementations, which creates a great deal of flexibility within a code base.

The bad practices include an excessive reliance on search-and-destroy missions, the employment of punitive and repressive measures, and an insensitivity to civilian casualties.

The plan could lessen the reliance on the mammoth pumps that not only remove storm water but also lower the natural water table of the area.

Lack of code ownership, inexperience, and our (correct) reliance on the unit tests, did sometimes result in inelegant code, but refactoring later in the project cycle rectified this.

The United States' influence, diminished by the rise of other states and nonstate actors, will be fatally undercut if the country does not curb its unsustainable reliance on debt.

But because of that sensitivity to the world business cycle and its reliance on big multinational firms for investment, wages are unlikely to stay out of whack for too long.

Our policy should rest on the basis of self-reliance.

In the absence of actual data no reliance can be placed on such figures.

Conference moderator and National Public Radio correspondent Pam Fessler echoed Kellner's sentiments, noting that more vulnerabilities enter the electoral process as reliance on technology increases.

They had fortitude and self-reliance, and in time of difficulty or peril stood up for the welfare of the state like a line of cliffs against a tempestuous tide.

Enter that paragon of self-reliance, the entrepreneur.

We determined this through disciplined and planned prototypes, and not just hope or reliance on silver bullets.

Otherwise, the temptation is to put in reliance on a JDBC driver, or a URL, a JMS queue name, or other machine resources with unintended, and occasionally disastrous, implications.

ONE reason for Japan’s reliance on nuclear power—with all its attendant difficulties of building reactors safely in an earthquake zone—is its lack of indigenous energy sources.

The government is trying to diversify the economy away from reliance on oil receipts.