Sentence examples for first relied from inspiring English sources
Critics say the government should have tightened fiscal policy to lower inflation; instead it first relied too much on the peso's (then) strength, and later on a tight monetary policy that squeezed private firms.
Mrs. Clinton, who came into the race with a legendary and formidable fund-raising machine, at first relied almost exclusively on wealthy donors, who filled her campaign's coffers with contributions of the maximum $2,300 allowable for her primary bid.
The first relied upon tests that measured attention through performance of a task judged to require a high degree of attention; the second measured diminished attention through decreased performance; and the third gauged the strength of attention by the stimulus level required to distract the individual.
To the dismay of Abe Rosenthal, who was then the Times' managing editor, the paper's Washington bureau had at first relied on assurances from Kissinger that the Post's story would not lead to the most senior officials in the White House.
After Pakistan failed to take all of Kashmir in war, it began backing an insurgency in 1989 that at first relied mostly on indigenous Kashmiri militants, then on Pakistanis, Afghans and others crossing the cease-fire line to take up the fight.
The first relied on Monte-Carlo simulations based upon the GEANT4 toolkit, and the second utilised Canberra Industries GENIE™ 2000 Gamma Analysis software in conjunction with a LabSOCS™ characterisation.
The first relies on universities and public laboratories, the second on private, profit-driven firms.
If the chief differenc between a lawyer & a public-relations man is that the first relies on the weight of facts & the second relies on the weight of words, then most of the Pres.
The experimental approach first relies on identifying the damping in small honeycomb samples filled with particles.
The first relies on using the recognition between complementary DNA sequences.
The first relies upon an output redesign obtained by means of a "feed-through" compensator.
