Sentence examples for rely on making from inspiring English sources

The big companies have other businesses, like conventional seeds and agricultural chemicals, that they can rely on, making them less dependent on biotechnology than the start-ups that base their entire business on genetic engineering.

Clinicians' accounts of decision making did not necessarily rely on making a diagnosis first (with some clinicians emphasising the uncertainty and difficulty in confirming an accurate diagnosis in practice).

Writers, for example, can't rely on making money from live performances – what are they supposed to do? Write ad copy?

The order and complexity of this new style led Poussin increasingly to rely on making detailed preparatory drawings for his pictures.

There is nothing hidden in the deal, or in Circle's plans, which rely on making staff redundant to deliver the changes it needs to make.

For at least the next few years, it must rely on making chips for servers and PCs, which can still bring the company significant amounts of cash even as their popularity wanes.

Every choice feels like a gamble, every decision relies on making a prediction about an unpredictable future.

Publishers always relied on making most of their money from a few big sellers, allowing them to pay reasonable advances to their authors.

"Seth's humour often relies on making viewers gasp at the wrongness of what his character has just said, even if it's what many of us are actually thinking ourselves," she told The Independent.

G.P.S., which relies on making connections to at least three satellites to pinpoint a location, generally has not worked very well in Manhattan because of the canyon effect of the city's skyscrapers.

Furthermore, some of the test takers relied on making inferences to comprehend the instruction's ambiguous phrase (e.g., second class degree).