Sentence examples for reason to rely from inspiring English sources

This blog has often found reason to rely on him.

All the more reason to rely on the intent of the framers.

Dr. Lawrence predicts that, in time, every major metropolitan area will "have a shrimp farm right next to it" and that there will be no more reason to rely on imports.

But by the time Baghdad fell, Rumsfeld believed he had seen his critics proved wrong so often that he had every reason to rely on his instincts.Two weeks before the Iraq invasion, a reporter had asked him, "Can you promise it won't be a quagmire?" "I can almost promise you that someone in this room will say it's a quagmire," Rumsfeld replied.

This last is a reason to rely less on nuclear power in a world made volatile not only by natural disasters but through the concerted efforts of those who can fly airplanes into targets of their choice.

Militants have recruited young men, broadcast anti-government propaganda, dug trenches and laid mines throughout Mingora.The army continues, for political reasons, to rely on the paramilitary Frontier Corps, drawn mainly from the local population, rather than regular soldiers.

But, particularly in the wake of 2008, a global crisis that technocrats both helped cause and failed to predict, there are also sound reasons not to rely mechanically on technocratic solutions.

However, there are three reasons not to rely upon plastic.

However, there are scientific and therapeutic reasons not to rely entirely on leftover embryos.

Urging his readers to employ reason rather than to rely on revelation, Paine argues that the only reliable, unchanging and universal evidence of God's existence is the natural world.

Another reason for cells to rely on aerobic glycolysis is that they avoid the production of ROS from oxidative phosphorylation.