"After a decade in rehab, an abrasive former supermodel tries to recreate her success in a new world she barely recognizes, relying on the help of her browbeaten former assistant.
He could barely trust his spinners, relying not on Moeen Ali, nor until the openers had already wiped out the deficit, Adil Rashid, but Samit Patel instead, with left-arm spin that is serviceable but hardly threatening to international batsmen.
But the club's vice commodore, Jerry Gregory, did acknowledge that as things stand, the enterprise barely breaks even and relies on volunteer help.
Paco Fabian, a spokesman for the campaign, described the Capitol as "tons and tons of money [on top] and workers in the basement barely scraping by, relying on public assistance to survive".
Now it accounts for barely half of sales, and relies mostly on its own output.
This barely acknowledges public service, but relies almost entirely on the ability to achieve set performance targets.
The future of the John Galliano brand, which is underwritten by Dior, relies on licenses and barely breaks even financially, is complex.
This screwball-meets-Shakespeare plot, which relies on dramatic irony, barely pleasant suspense, and moral cringing, adheres to a more gimmicky, more "Hollywood" construct than Holofcener's past four films.
Unfortunately, it also relies on emerging technologies that are barely proven, yet to be successfully commercialized, or downright illusory.
Ballet still relies on patrons and foundations (ticket sales barely cover expenses), and wooing donors is an inevitable part of the profession.
