Sentence examples for rely on terms from inspiring English sources

However, Michael McKersie, assistant director of capital markets, said he supported the efforts of some of the ABI's leading members: "It is increasingly important to have a structure like this to provide an alternative so that companies do not have to rely on terms and structures that do not reflect a fair price.

Elsewhere, schools and healthcare facilities have been built, but sit empty as they are unfunded or rely on short term international groups for intermittent staffing.

But she said the study was limited because it relied on terms borrowed from human behavior that probably failed to reflect what the dog was actually doing.

That is why his organization's campaign to get them enrolled in the marketplace is relying on terms like "security" instead, he said.

Most sex researchers prefer to not use that term, instead relying on terms like 'sexual compulsivity' or 'sexual impulsivity' to reflect people's experiences and actual behaviors".

In addition, previous work in the field of literature-based discovery have indicated many important findings relying on term co-occurrences [ 12, 13, 16].

Accordingly, in our work we have relied on term co-occurrences in order to produce relevant results from a textual collection.

She was definitely consistent throughout the entire season and she was someone who we could rely on in terms of hitting, in terms of passing, in terms of serving and defending — she was just a great all-around volleyball player".

Should the sideline reporter overhear an argument between Tony Romo and Terrell Owens, she cannot quote their words directly and must rely on bland terms like "a heated exchange".

And about knowing who you can rely on in terms of delivering the goods.

And without hard data sets, marine ecologists must rely on fuzzy terms such as "degraded" or "severe".