Sentence examples for desperately rely on from inspiring English sources
"Many adults with autism are extremely worried about the possibility of losing benefits they desperately rely on and the proposed reforms to the welfare system are pushing them to a state of near constant anxiety.
Land of new beginnings, sometimes alarming numbers of slashings, generously large rats, and an MTA system people desperately rely on but love to talk shit about.
Our deepest appreciation to USAID for its continuous and unfaltering support in helping us reach the families who desperately rely on us.
The New York Times ran a brilliant story on Sept. 4 by Sheryl Gay Stolberg, unabashedly contrasting families in Tennessee who desperately rely on food stamps with their heartless, Tea-Party congressman who collected nearly $3.5 million in farm subsidies from 1999 to 2012.
She is studying business administration at a local FE college, doing voluntary work at a nearby nursery and desperately relying on her neighbours and ex-husband – who left last year by mutual arrangement, after he hit her for the second time – for childcare support.
She is studying business administration at a local FE college, doing voluntary work at a nearby nursery and desperately relying on her neighbors and ex-husband who lex-husband whoby mutualeftrangement, after he hit her for the second time—for chilast yearpport.
The past few years have been desperately difficult for all those who rely on and provide public services in our communities.
After brainstorming various channels by which solutions to these challenges could best be obtained, S/GP realized that tapping into the ingenuity of budding volunteer coders and technologists, while also utilizing the expertise of marine experts, might bring about the collaborative spirit and innovative solutions that oceans and fisheries, and the people that rely on them, so desperately need.
The team's method of gathering rigorous, empirical data is "desperately important," as conservationists often have to rely on hearsay to determine a species' prevalence, says Ross MacPhee, curator of mammals at the American Museum of Natural History.
Thousands of desperately poor Afghans in this remote province rely on Matiullah for charity and protection.
