Sentence examples for fully count on from inspiring English sources

How can the world manage a "rogue" US? Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel gave the right answer when, after meeting with Trump and other G7 leaders last month, she said that Europe could no longer "fully count on others", and would have to "fight for our own future ourselves".

"The times when we could fully count on others are over, to a certain extent.

"The times in which we can fully count on others are somewhat over," she said in May.

It may even be that a thrill ride is the only order that can be fully counted on to gain a visitor's close attention.

You can't always count on being fully prepared for an argument ahead of time, but there are some things you can do to make it more likely that you come out on top in an on-the-spot argument.

"The cloning of Elvis Presley from fully differentiated cells is not something we should count on," declares a recent textbook on developmental biology.

I knew very few LGBT folks and could count on one hand those who were fully out.

"You can count on us fully, as you can on your most faithful friends," Putin told Mirziyoyev as the two met on Tuesday.

Though he finally has a significant paycheck — a deal like what he has with NBC probably pays in the neighborhood of $100,000 to write a pilot episode — he still does not have a future he can count on; a fully booked week of stand-up might bring in $700 or $800.

There's not a lot of guys you can count on to fully watercolor-paint a monthly comic and you wouldn't worry about the deadlines every month," said Lemire, citing Nguyen's background in architecture as a major asset when creating the visual world of Descender.

They seem to be working on it, but these businesses need the service they count on to be fully restored".