Sentence examples for it rests directly from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a law of nature has no logical necessity; rather, it rests directly or indirectly upon the evidence of experience.

In all sections where this horizon was recognized, it rests directly beneath the PTB hiatus without intervening Permian sedimentary rocks.

It's a common practice for the basement slab to be poured so it rests directly on top of the footings.

Since the tibial component of a knee prosthesis, or the cement surrounding it, rests directly on bone postoperatively, inducible displacement suggests that the superficial layer of the bone has been resorbed and replaced by soft tissue (Levitz et al. 1995).

Position your middle finger so that it rests directly next to the index finger.

have a thickness of at least 10 cm, or 2.5 cm if it is laminar and rests directly on bedrock.

Wood's garage, which is built into a hillside amid old cow pastures that are being reclaimed by young forests, rests directly beneath her bedroom, and it's not uncommon for her to hear the scratching of mice within the walls.

In fact, this definition rests directly on the BO adiabatic approximation, and hence, it also applies when the electron charge rearrangement following the PT reaction is not classified as ET because it does not amount to distinct localizations of some excess electronic charge (see also the extended interpretation of the Dogonadze Kuznetsov Levich model in section 9).

In Labrador the formation rests directly on a low relief surface, developed on metamorphic rocks of the Grenville Orogen, with no well developed paleosoils.

But the choice on whether the state adopts a right-to-work law rests directly with Missouri's voters in a special election to be held on Tuesday.

And that would all be....um...pointless". There are two reasons why this "strategy" is such a screwup, and neither of them actually rests directly with BT, which is just doing what any business tries to do - stay alive.