Sentence examples for essentially rests on from inspiring English sources
And I think David Allen's work on time management, which essentially rests on the assumption that putting the things you have to do down on paper (or on the computer) can actually make a meaningful difference to the way you manage them, is very interesting.
Aristotle's technique essentially rests on the knowledge of the definition of every significant emotion.
The approach essentially rests on the documented properties of cohesive powders in terrestrial environments and assumed cohesive properties of fine regolith as measured on the lunar surface.
Derailing the proposals now essentially rests on whether enough MEPs can be convinced it's politically expedient to do so — factoring in a timeline that includes the next EU parliament elections, in May 2019.
Apart from the attention to privacy, I'd argue there is another notable aspect to Halstead choosing to work on solving an enterprise-based data challenge: DataSift's business essentially rests on large, third-party platforms playing ball — that is, providing DataSift with access to their data firehoses so that DataSift could work its data science magic on them.
Used as a constant topic throughout the literature, this argument essentially rests on two publications.
In her view the accountability of teachers and schools had for a long time essentially rested on the exam results they secured.
According to Crawford's attorneys and evidence submitted with his petition, she says that "the state's case for capital murder essentially rested on two pieces of evidence: brain swelling and a busted lip.
The third seats of big S.U.V.'s from G.M. and Toyota are cushions that essentially rest on the floor with little real legroom.
The permeability characteristics of this vast, but very thin, endothelial membrane essentially rest on the architectural characteristics of the individual endothelial cells, their links to each other, and their adhesion to the acellular basement membrane.
