Sentence examples for regularly relying from inspiring English sources

Lang found that the lab was regularly relying on enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) test results — those tests, however, are primarily for screening.

Regularly relying on happenstance, Pozoga and Kirkley worked with local musicians, anthropologists, oral historians, linguists, sign painters, and 3-D artists to create a fertile, evolving mix of sounds and images.

Slaves, like spies, regularly relied on judicious deceit.

And Seventh Avenue regularly relies on Ms. Huey when the stars need their hands held.

(For emphasis he regularly relies on a word that radio won't play).

In Myanmar, human rights defenders and political activists regularly rely on Facebook to share information and communicate".

The Australian Financial Review noted his work in its 2013 Power List; the ABC regularly relies on his analysis.

Filmmakers, producers and others who regularly rely on the public domain will become wary of using it.

And Labour governments have regularly relied on the Irish nationalist SDLP, even though the party wants to "break up the UK".

Given Democratic opposition to such war spending bills in the past, Democrats have regularly relied on strong support from Republicans to push the legislation through.

Hunt monitors regularly rely on video evidence in bringing prosecutions; the inquest into the death of Ian Tomlinson in 2009 during G20 protests turned on revelations recorded on a mobile phone camera.