Sentence examples for could have relied from inspiring English sources

In past years, many of those customers could have relied on debt, often a home-equity line of credit or a credit card, to tide them over.

He could have relied on his partner, Bill Pollack of Basking Ridge, N.J., to judge correctly whether to pass, double or bid higher.

As recently as 10 years ago, we could have relied on education correspondents – particularly those of broadsheet newspapers – to scrutinise this propaganda and do some rudimentary reporting.

He said that his mother could have relied instead on private charity, and that it was a mistake for black politicians to fight for expanded welfare benefits.

I don't know that he could have done it on papers alone, but he could have relied more on papers and less on oral testimony — less on having evidence presented by live witnesses subject to searching cross examination".

On top of current anxieties are longer-term worries about unhelpful European regulation and the challenge to London's status from emerging financial centres in Asia.Once the City could have relied on government to fight its corner.

Ireland and McCarthy had to do without their best, most influential player – upon whom they could've relied, at the very least, to score a penalty in a shoot-out.

While disadvantageous to mammals because of their abrasiveness on chewing teeth, sauropods could extensively have relied on this resource because of their lack of mastication.

This valedictory series could so easily have relied on the considerable audience love that still exists for Channel 4's longest running sitcom, knocking out a few greatest hits before taking the applause.

How could an entire industry have relied on a single supplier?

If so, we could also speculate that they have relied upon the retrotransposition machinery from active HERV-E elements to move around in the genome in a way that is analogous to a defective virus carrying an oncogene that depends on a helper virus to propagate.