Sentence examples for may rest primarily from inspiring English sources
From the Arab perspective, this is a crisis of Israel's own making, and the way out of it may rest primarily in the policy options that Israel chooses in the coming weeks and months.
In a dangerous and complex world, the management of American diplomacy and military forces should rest primarily with the president.
And these days, that responsibility seems to rest primarily with the xB, now in its larger, Americanized second generation.
But Mayweather's notoriety and income still rest primarily on one increasingly esoteric talent: hitting and not being hit.
Increasingly, the educational world is dominated by information and our economies rest primarily on that asset.
The Times, like many of its peers, framed the '94 World Cup as a crucible: "Whether soccer in the United States remains primarily a youth sport or is tugged from ignored backwaters to the sport's mainstream may rest on a single game, the United States versus Switzerland on June 18 at the Pontiac Silverdome outside Detroit".
East and may rest regulars.
Plutarch's popularity rests primarily on his Parallel Lives.
Krasiński's reputation rests primarily on two tragic dramas.
His claim to credit rests primarily on his handling of two issues: budget policy and trade.
