Sentence examples for I would rely on from inspiring English sources
Several of them stated that they were the ones who ultimately made treatment decisions ('I would rely on their expertise [to make the decision] because I'm not in the medical field... [but] my wife and I make the decision whether to allow them to go ahead' [FM7, page 2]).
If I couldn't do that, I would rely on the Environmental Working Group's guide to pesticides in produce.
"I would not be doing that, I would rely on interviews and the ability to communicate messages".
Gonzo Rambling is what I was after (though without recourse to soaking the Kendal Mint Cake in acid) and where Thompson relied on drink and drugs for inspiration, I would rely on my natural talent for ineptitude.
ILLUMINATED by a single candle, the shaman's weathered face appeared kindly, like that of a sympathetic doctor, with painted red marks also suggesting a calm, fierce authority — both qualities that I would rely on during the dark and uncertain hours ahead.
I left Costco with this impression: that next time I might drive to Costco to buy wine, olive oil, pistachios and sparkling water for a dinner party (perhaps for a pie, too -- the apple pie was excellent), but I would rely on my local stores for fine ingredients.
While I did teach, and my wife was a teacher, and my mother was a teacher, and I know a little bit about teaching, I know that there are experts in the field who I'd rely on to tell me what should be done.
For instance, a key factor was that I'd relied on was evidence that had focused on the relationship between street-level sex work, childhood trauma and PTSD.
You know, as a guy, I'm not sure I'd rely on PeeqPeeq to check for sales as I head out the door.
Given the quantities of pesticides applied in most orchards, a conventional apple is not something I'd rely on to keep the doctor away.
Instead, I decided I'd rely on my thumb and the kindness of strangers and take a risk on that most controversial form of transport, particularly for women: the hitchhike.
