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Meanings of less reliant in English

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Usage of less reliant in English
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Their business models, at least in theory, are less reliant on leverage.
Reuters
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The housing market remains dominated by cash-buyers who are less reliant on mortgage finance.
The Irish Times
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That deals a setback to Indonesian efforts to be less reliant on foreign oil products.
Reuters
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Another motivation for higher wages is that it makes citizens less reliant on public subsidies.
The South African
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Favours those less reliant such as Taiwan and Thailand.
Reuters
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Contact Energy's chief executive Dennis Barnes said they were less reliant on their non-renewable power stations.
Radio NZ
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AGRICULTURE Both candidates support making Indonesia more self-sufficient in agriculture, and less reliant on foreign imports.
Reuters
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Prices are holding in such areas because they are less reliant on economic and population growth.
News.com.au
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Mexico is less reliant on the commodity trade with China, exporting mainly to the United States.
Reuters
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Their current goals are also aimed to make their energy mix less reliant on fossil fuels.
Reuters
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The Democrats have promised to adopt a diplomatic stance less reliant on close security ally Washington.
Reuters
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J&J is less reliant on anemia drug sales.
Reuters
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The luxury sector has become less reliant on China to grow. Broker notes also moved some stocks.
Reuters
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Tesla, whose Model 3 was the bestselling car in April, is much less reliant on showroom sales.
The Guardian
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Daimler's goals are more straightforward: to make the business of long-haul trucking less reliant on overtaxed drivers.
The Guardian
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AlphaGo Zero showcases an approach to teaching machines new tricks that makes them less reliant on humans.
Wired
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