Sentence examples for may be relied from inspiring English sources

Diplomats, tour guides, stylists, supermodels, and so on may be relied on to have a good command of our language.

The research also shows that wave heights determined from CODAR show good agreement with those from a waverider buoy and may be relied upon for accurate site characterisation.

In practical terms the effect is that use for 20 years before the acquisition date may be relied on by the applicants.

With the lowest associated average salary it also suggests that the applicant's passion may be relied on to motivate them as a substitute for money.

The order and any documents offered shall be included in the record of proceedings, and may be relied upon in a subsequent merits hearing.

No single method may be relied upon in all cases, and many different types of evidence are considered before the homology is decided upon.

They may be relying on the child's father when perhaps their trust is unwarranted".

Providers may be relying inconsistently and insufficiently on visual cues to drive their obesity prevention practices.

Iraq may be relying on a lucky shot to bring down an American jet and its pilot.

In the debt debate, it appears that Mr. Obama and Mr. Boehner may be relying on similar gimmicks.

He may be relying on a sympathetic captain's pick from his old mucker Jose Maria Olazabal: He's got a lot of good potential players to make the team.