Sentence examples for relied perhaps from inspiring English sources

In Germany, say official statisticians, growth in the third quarter was based on both domestic and foreign demand a welcome sign, because until recently German growth had relied perhaps too heavily on the latter, and consumers have kept their wallets closed.

"We relied perhaps too heavily on a survey which said we would benefit from being next to MoMA — our attendance would escalate so much that our admissions would fund the costs of the building," said Ms. Anderson, the curator who left last year for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

As an actress Ms. Netrebko can be subtle to a fault, relying perhaps too much on her beauty and stage presence.

He relies perhaps a bit heavily on blokiness and she on intensity, but they ably vary the mood of each new scene.

Oh stop worrying, says the leave camp, relying, perhaps, on British fashion's much-vaunted creativity to get around these little problems.

Taubman relies, perhaps overmuch, on memoirs and interviews, for the simple reason that he was denied access to much of the documentary record.

(Aboites relies perhaps too heavily on video, which explains too much too quickly. He may have been inspired in this regard by Paul Pfeiffer's haunted videos on visibility and invisibility among men of color in sports).

We were accused of naivety for our initial portrayal of Katine, relying perhaps too heavily on an appeal to readers based on the strength of human stories of suffering rather than explaining the economic and political circumstances that have brought the village to its present level of desperate poverty.

But the 2050 "aim" does not rely solely, perhaps not even primarily, on the existing mandatory target policy.

In France, governments rely on perhaps the best-trained civil service in the world: the graduates of the sadistically competitive École Nationale d'Administration.

The health minister said his main concern was preventing the spread of infectious diseases through people living outdoors and relying on perhaps unsanitary water.