Sentence examples for rely upon your from inspiring English sources

Shortly after a telephone interview with a reporter, he forwarded an e-mail he said he received last week, "My kid's in Kandahar Province and I rely upon your Web site to keep up with current data," the e-mail reads.

One way to avoid this trap is to move (physically as well as intellectually) to a new field in which you lack expertise and have to rely upon your broader problem-solving and analytical skills.

In smaller communities you rely upon your neighbors more.

Adapt or Perish It's no longer enough to rely upon your reputation.

Personally, I believe if you rely upon your gut and think twice before you hit Send, you will reduce the majority of misinterpretations.

Of course, if you observe or have some other tangible evidence of her talking about you, rely upon your Human Resources people.

The message will spread not just across Bahrain, but internationally, to citizens and governments who have relied upon your assurances that you are committed to reform.

The basic premise relies upon your utter disdain for calling people.

When you get close, slow down and drop into breakdown, relying upon your lateral movements to make the tackle.

These figures are not to be relied upon, though.

The four European studies that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Institute of Medicine principally rely upon (cited in your accompanying graphic) to defend thimerosal were written principally by vaccine industry consultants and employees without revealing the bias of their authors.