Sentence examples similar to relying on the notes from inspiring English sources

Your GPS has lost satellite reception so you're forced to rely on the notes that you hurriedly jotted down before you headed out.

(Site four) During the discussions in the group interviews participants went on to describe how they carried much of their information about patients 'in their heads' and communicated this verbally with colleagues rather than relying on the recorded notes to support transfer of information between staff and across organisational boundaries.

He believes that it could held baffled drinkers pick a bottle of wine which is more likely to suit their palate, rather than relying on the usual tasting notes printed on the label.

The Court of Chancery, while not directly relying on the market evidence, noted in its decision that it was "not surprising" that the fair value of the company was below the deal price, as the acquiror had shared some of the value of the synergies it hoped to realize from the deal with SWS's stockholders.

For starters, national security aides who are not in the meetings rely on these notes to understand the state of play of their principals' conversations so they can advise those principals.

Third, we were not able to validate the travel information given in hospital charts which relied on the clinicians' notes.

Don't cheat and rely on the cliff notes.

Note: analyses relying on the regular D measure (without the dynamic outlier criteria) yielded similar results.

After the war he relied on those notes to sketch new drawings and to expand and reshape his memoir into thousands of pages.

These words were quoted with approval by the Iowa Supreme Court in overturning a lower court decision that relied on the Charter, noting the Charter's principles "do not have the force or effect of superseding our laws".

The building staff can obtain information from a computer screen rather than relying on handwritten notes or the memories of doormen or concierges.