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Meanings of increasingly reliant in English

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Usage of increasingly reliant in English
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Japan's sluggish economy has become increasingly reliant on China's dynamism for growth.
Reuters
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Like most Australian families, they've become increasingly reliant on their internet connection.
News.com.au
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The ANC is increasingly reliant on its rural base outside of KwaZulu-Natal.
The Guardian
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Uses that, it emerged, our society had become increasingly reliant on.
BBC
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Children are becoming increasingly reliant on videos and games for entertainment.
The Irish Times
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Banks have become increasingly reliant on savings deposits to back lending.
The Guardian
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But not yet. Hyundai, though, is increasingly reliant on overseas production.
Reuters
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It doesn't make life easy in a world increasingly reliant on air travel.
The Irish Times
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Biden has become increasingly reliant on the Democratic political establishment to repel her charge.
Reuters
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She says as dairy farming has intensified, it's become increasingly reliant on imported feed.
Radio NZ
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Over time, moves like that have left the local economy increasingly reliant on RV manufacturing.
Reuters
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When you have very limited support networks, you may become increasingly reliant on social care.
The Guardian
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Meanwhile, higher interest rates are hurting banks that are increasingly reliant on short-term money market funding.
Reuters
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As a result, charities are becoming increasingly reliant on individual donations from members of the public.
The Irish Times
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That, in turn, made Indian companies increasingly reliant on foreigners' money to finish projects already underway.
Reuters
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Today, images are distributed to an unimaginable extent and we have become increasingly reliant on them.
The Irish Times
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