Sentence examples for and relied far from inspiring English sources

We have used only one type of arrowhead and relied far more heavily on the use of transition nodes or annotation nodes to infer the nature of the transition from one molecular state to another and add information to edges.

In recent years, administrators have had to cut class offerings, limit enrollment and rely far too much on part-time faculty.

This strategy enabled such a flexible electrochemical biosensor to be potentially applied as a miniaturized device, or wearable detectors or implantable devices, which would greatly widen their application in extreme conditions and rely far less on laboratory-based analytical instrumentation.

But they are still too modest and rely far too much on the voluntary cooperation and public spiritedness of the private sector — which has shown little of either since the housing and credit crisis began.

MANHATTAN: HOMELESS POLICY CRITICIZED -- New York City does a poor job of providing aid to the estimated 10,000 people who routinely live on the streets, and relies far too much on the Police Department to deal with homelessness, according to a study released yesterday by Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president.

They're too slow, too grand and rely far too much on outsourcing the iterative development of an upgraded process.

But in economies that have relatively undeveloped capital markets and rely far more on bank lending, quantitative easing may have limited effectiveness and credit easing may be more appropriate.

Administrators and faculty up and down the state say the group demands far too much from colleges and relies far too little on students' academic progress.

"Fan Li-hua and Hsue Ting-shan" relied far more heavily on vocal music, communicatively rendered.

But they were frequently slow to note when technology didn't work, or markets didn't exist, and they relied far too much on a handful of self-interested bankers for information.

In fact, he and his men relied far more on the French, which Sangaré acknowledged cheerfully.