Sentence examples for essentially rely from inspiring English sources

The administration preferred a department that would essentially rely on those agencies to analyze most such intelligence.

Although there are rules designed to ensure birders' honesty, they essentially rely on competitors' integrity, Ms. Lego said.

They are paid very little at the beginning so they must essentially rely on a local village for shelter and food.

Official forecasts about what the country can afford essentially rely upon extrapolations drawn with a ruler, which crassly assume that what doesn't kill an economy will in the end make it stronger.

Instead, the organizations advocating salt restriction today — the U.S.D.A., the Institute of Medicine, the C.D.C. and the N.I.H. — all essentially rely on the results from a 30-day trial of salt, the 2001 DASH-Sodium study.

In "Salt, We Misjudged You" (Sunday Review, June 3), Gary Taubes contends that decades of studies have failed to demonstrate that diets high in salt, or sodium, are harmful, and that advocates of restricting salt "essentially rely on the results from a 30-day trial of salt".

YANKEES: Untrusting of his middle relief, Joe Torre essentially relied on six pitchers in the first two rounds of the playoffs.

As far as I can tell, officials are essentially relying on a metaphor — purge the system, and health will return.

They are essentially relying on each other to an unusual degree to make good on their promises.

And in a country that essentially relies on rumor as its national news, word of sadistic abduction quickly began to spread.

With Ebola, we are essentially relying on the same methods for controlling the epidemic that we had in the 1970s during the first outbreaks.