Sentence examples for actually relies from inspiring English sources

Kale is a true cold weather vegetable that actually relies on frost to enhance its flavour.

The F.A.A. actually relies heavily on Boeing employees to help certify its aircraft.

It is unclear, however, whether the majority actually relies on the substance of this evidence at all.

"Woman Power," Dr. Laura Schlessinger's latest dose of nonfree advice, actually relies on the time-saving use of blank space.

Despite its high-concept entry point, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt actually relies on a fairly familiar sitcom trope.

For all the talk about the "cloud," practically all of the data shooting around the world actually relies on a series of tubes to get around -- a massive system of fibre-optic cables lying deep underneath the oceans.

(OK, the latter don't actually rely heavily on Portuguese for their infectious output).

The Bush plan, many analysts say, would actually rely more heavily on H.M.O.'s and other private health plans.

Will only those who can show they actually relied on tainted analyst reports be eligible for restitution?

But we can reveal Kenny actually relied quite heavily on the earlier Hanson-Young case to support his imputations.

Plaintiffs should be required to prove they actually relied on a supposedly fraudulent or deceptive advertisement or representation.