Sentence examples for has rests from inspiring English sources
Most of what chance Mrs. Clinton has rests on her ability to convince superdelegates that Mr. Obama would be a flawed candidate in the general election.
Time Warner Cable executives have viewed the channel as too costly and believed that whatever value it has rests entirely in the N.F.L. games it carries, not in its other programming.
Any future the Independent Group has rests with attracting a great swath of pro-European Tories to their cause, letting a Tory/Ukip rump see how it fares electorally when left to stew in their own Euro-obsessions.
What reputation he has rests on a handful of short stories he illustrated in 1954 and 1955 for EC comics (the folks who brought you Tales from the Crypt and Mad), but one of those stories, "Master Race," was an accomplishment of the highest order — a masterpiece.
The state has rested its case.
American imperialism has rested in part on soft-power alliances.
The prosecution has rested in the retrial of Phil Spector.
There the matter has rested, overtaken by bigger events.
His reputation has rested on some defining events.
This model has rested on phenomenological grounds.
That is not a title that has rested unchallenged, though.
