Sentence examples for rely up from inspiring English sources

The Germans can rely up a familiar system revolving around Philipp Lahm, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Lukas Podolski — three players with 270 caps among them and all younger then 29.

Although cars powered by hydrogen fuel cells, electric motors and whatever else anyone can dream up are certainly something we should take note of, most car owners rely up the same four-stroke internal combustion piston engines that have been in use for well over a century.

The novel, with its discontinuous chronology and several narrative voices, also makes a radical stylistic break with the realistic, straightforward, sequential approach to storytelling on which the North African novel had relied up to that point.

One of the heavily relied up on definitions of vulnerability in the context of climate change studies is from IPCC (2001, 2007).

And although Europe and the US have apparently agreed a new deal (called the EU-US Privacy Shasld), this has yet to come into force, so cannot yet be relied up on by companies wanting to legalize data transfers across the Atlantic.

Meanwhile, take the heat off of yourself by leaking "fat finger" rumors to CNBC, since they can be relied up on to repeat as gospel any self-serving news you throw at them.

This information will undoubtedly be of significant value to regulatory risk assessors, who have relied up until now on a 1986 publication by a common author of this chapter.

This highlights another limitation, that our study relies up the patient diagnosis and classification of a large registry and that we were unable to validate the reported outcomes or review the patient records, although this is true of almost all administrative data studies.

So companies like this rely on up to 70,000 foreign workers to pick, sort and pack fruit and vegetables.

In addition, the brainstem categories of the FOUR score rely on up to three different items (pupil, corneal, and cough reflex) whereas all categories of the GCS rely on one item only.

They don't adopt the cutesy tone of much Web writing for kids, or rely on up-to-the-minute slang.