Sentence examples for relies to from inspiring English sources
'relies to' is not correct in written English
Instead, you should use the phrase 'relies on'. For example: The success of the project relies on the team's hard work and dedication.
Butalia relies to a significant extent on this canon.
This job relies, to a large extent, on tip-offs.
Every nation relies to some extent on fairy tales.
The ordinary journalist in Chhattisgarh relies to a large extent on government (including police) handouts.
(In Saudi Arabia, the monarchy also relies to a great extent on religious legitimacy).
Narrowboat owner Paul Davies became the first to test guidelines on which BW relies to keep people on the move.
Gourevitch also relies, to a lesser extent, on the writing of Alex de Waal, particularly his 1997 book, "Famine Crimes".
Many independent Web developers, upon whom Google relies to make its products popular, rebelled at the change.
Not just individuals are refusing to obey the tax laws; so are some business owners, on whom the government relies to withhold taxes from paychecks.
Radio Centre's view is that BBC local radio stations should cease their move into networked or shared programmes – on which commercial radio increasingly relies to cut costs.
The abiding point of the play is that moral justification for killing relies to some extent on one's own willingness to die.
