Sentence examples for rely not only from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, licence fee payers rely not only upon the right structures and governance being in place but also upon the BBC's executive management using their good judgement.

Video games, which rely not only on audiovisual reproduction but also on a computer's ability to understand and execute their coded rules and instructions, require more profound reconstruction.

To project this kind of power, China must rely not only on the quantity of its ships but also on the quality of its technology.

What's more, the media giants rely not only on their own resources, but also on promotional deals—such as Disney's links with McDonald's and Mattel.

Zulu football players rely not only on their coaches and trainers but also on the services of their inyanga ("witch doctor").

Such events are so rare because they rely not only on the pitcher's perfection, but also on perfection from teammates, and yes, from the umpires, too.

It turns out that Valenzuela relied not only on her entrepreneurial skills but also on — yes, government help.

Britain relies not only on its laws to prevent unfair treatment but also on specific bodies charged with enforcing them.

Comedy relies not only on timeliness, but also on acute sensitivity to an audience's sore spots.

But Pratchett's originality relies not only on retelling the past, but also on re-examining the impossible.

The solution to our health problems relies not only in the much-expected health care reform but also in making primary care a very appealing option.