Sentence examples for choice to rely from inspiring English sources

"We as a campaign made the choice to rely on the voter data of the Republican National Committee to help elect President Donald J. Trump," Mr. Glassner said.

Republicans who had long opposed Mr. Trump's candidacy also took to Twitter on Sunday night and Monday morning to warn that his choice to rely on the advice of Mr. Bannon was an indication of the way he would govern.

Laveranues Coles was a bit of a mystery, his senior college season obscured by off-the-field issues, and so Hayes seemed to be the choice to rely on for a team that desperately needed another dependable target for Vinny Testaverde's passes.

The choice to rely so heavily on cultural anthropologists in the rebuilding of a defeated enemy has particular resonance now as the United States struggles to rebuild a stable and viable Iraq, a country that, like Japan, is seen as both impossibly foreign and forbidding.

The choice of Ms. Van Laningham, with her sometimes rushed delivery and slight Southern drawl, suggested that Abbe Lowell, the Washington lawyer leading Mr. Edwards's team, made a strategic choice to rely on a local lawyer to introduce the defense case to the jury, which was seated earlier in the day.

The choice to rely on a machine learning algorithm rather than centering the fix around user reports aligns with Facebook's recent push to reduce the potential for human bias in its curation, which itself has been problematic.

However, Guzansky said Israel has little choice but to rely on the US.

Mozambique has no choice but to rely on outsiders for help.

The Steelers will have no choice but to rely on the run.

He was the back-end starter whom the Mets had little choice but to rely on.

Lawrence said she has no choice but to rely on the buses again this academic year.