Sentence examples for may relied from inspiring English sources

But Corbyn was able to shoot down this point with a jibe about the NHS Act, which may be four years old but at least is more relevant than something Andy Burnham said before the 2010 general election (increased spending being "irresponsible"), which was one of the lines May relied on.

People may rely on animals for transport, ploughing or food.

Those families may have less charity at stake, but may rely on it more.

Both are old-school dealers, where you may rely upon discovering charismatic curiosities.

The benefit from hypnosis may rely more on unleashing unconscious processes within the patient.

She may rely too easily on clichéd seductions in an effort to keep Wright to herself.

"Lethality in the virus may rely on several changes," he said.

For the first time in decades the team may rely on the offense to carry it.

Twitter, though, may rely on user-generated innovation more than any other company.

While the Camorra may rely less on politicians today, she said politicians still relied on the Camorra to deliver votes.

If Labour is the largest party, it may rely on the SNP.