Sentence examples for rely on two things from inspiring English sources

"Strikers rely on two things – goals and games.

This will rely on two things: firstly, recruiting and supporting leading academics into teaching, as well as research, and secondly, through an innovative, multidisciplinary approach to teaching in state of the art facilities.

When deciding on how to handle ethical issues, nurse managers usually rely on three things: their personal skills, the management team or other nurses, or the code of ethics.

To address them she relies on two things: her senses and everything she's read.

Energy independence relies on two things: drilling for and finding more oil and gas, and using less of the stuff.

"The Communist Party relies on two things to rule China: lies and the police," she said in an interview in her Beijing apartment.

Legally Blonde's unexpected success, both critical and commercial, relied on two things: the intricate construction of the show itself and the luminosity of Smith, its lead.

That strategy in turn relies on two things: the untested Mr Lazio managing to avoid making gaffes; and Mrs Clinton not changing her definition of the "real Hillary" yet again.

European countries are relying on two things to boost investment and hence employment: First, they are trying to lower labor costs, make their business environments more attractive by switching the burden of taxation from the corporate sector to the consumer, pushing through labor reforms aimed at reducing workers' bargaining power and curtailing social rights and transfers.

In an attempt to carefully calibrate its re-entry on the global market, without forcing prices still lower, Russia is relying on two things: the Soviet-era precious gem depository — created to hold jewelry confiscated from the aristocracy after the 1917 revolution — and capitalist investors, whom Alrosa hopes will buy diamonds as an investment, like gold.

Our ability to profit from our investments relies on two things: having the resources needed to purchase the asset and then having a way to sell it — a concept known as liquidity.