The phrase "alone rely" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey reliance or dependence, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I cannot alone rely on my own judgment in this matter."
Alternatives: "solely depend" or "only rely".
And, as SWD populations explode in late summer, it is difficult to control SWD, let alone rely on a flying predator.
With modern equipment, few players today even carry a two-iron, let alone rely on it under the most severe pressure.
A decade ago, it would've been fanciful to imagine a tabloid commentator could name so many feminists, let alone rely on the cranks amongst his readership to recognise them in a silly poll.
In addition, scientists typically work in research groups and even those who work alone rely on the reports of other scientists to be able to design and carry out their own work.
Otherwise, Iacovou manned the shop alone, relying on his regulars for company.
He refuses to go it alone, relying on his wife and an amputee support group that meets twice a week at Walter Reed.
That he is on an N.F.L. roster, let alone relied upon so much in one of the league's most explosive offenses, is an achievement.
HOUSTON — Vesta Clemmons, who is 77 and lives alone, relies on the battered Zenith television in her tiny apartment here as more than just a lifeline to the outside world.
With last Saturday's 4-0 thrathome atohome to Aston Villa confirming that the manager could not be permitted to muddle through until the end of the season, let alone relied upon to avert relegation, there is a sense that Poyet is definitely relieved and perhaps even secretly rather delighted to have been sacked and paid off by Sunderland.
All that matters is that the 3-1 lead obtained by Napoli just under three weeks ago is eclipsed at Stamford Bridge and, if that means bringing back Gianfranco Zola or even Ron "Chopper" Harris for the occasion, let alone relying on Frank Lampard and the newly 34-year-old Didier Drogba, few of the blue persuasion will be complaining.
If you really think that agriculture anywhere in the world experiences stable weather for very long, let alone relies on it, then you either haven't seen much of the world or you haven't been around for very long.
