Sentence examples for rely again on from inspiring English sources

After this election no leader will rely again on the huge unmet demand for property to re-heat the economy.

The DPP's first suggestion was to rely again on Kipling, until it was discovered that he had died in 1936.

His juggernaut had stalled and Joe Torre figured it was time for change, and there was nothing conventional about the decisions he made tonight other than to rely, again, on Andy Pettitte.

With less money, the Lib Dems will rely again on the enthusiasm of activists and their more finely honed local campaigning skills.The importance of the opinion polls to the Tories is that the party must create an impression of momentum in the six weeks before the election is called.

Clarke could rely, again, on the passivity of judgment to block the move that God's judgment determines God's choice.

Prosecutors will rely again on victims' testimony, asking some of the amputees and relatives of the four people killed to describe in detail how their lives have changed.

The machine, relying again on scanners, prints the patient's address on the envelope.

Should it be a reprise of the checks, relying again on private-sector spending for rejuvenation?

Nonetheless, relying again on Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal, the Lakers had enough to dispatch the Portland Trail Blazers, 95-87, athehe Staples Center in the first game of their three-of-five-game series.

But it's also making people think about the consequences of relying again on fossil fuels when the climate is already changing so quickly.

Mr. Solomon offered no hints on Tuesday about possible changes in strategy in a second trial, including relying again on its chief witness against the rabbi, Leonard Jenoff, 55, a recovering alcoholic who confessed in April 2000 to participating in Mrs. Neulander's murder and accused the rabbi of hiring him for $30,000 to commit the crime.