Sentence examples for relying on the second from inspiring English sources

As the home side resumed 37 ahead, the tourists were relying on the second new ball to create opportunities and Anderson, a week on from becoming England's leading wicket-taker in Test cricket, provided the catalyst through an exhibition of aggressive swing bowling.

Messi's rival as the most gifted individual in soccer, Cristiano Ronaldo, is suffering because Portugal has become overdependent on him alone — and Portugal is one of those countries relying on the second-chance saloon of the playoffs to make it to Brazil.

He is relying on the first-century Jewish philosopher Philo, who at one point calls Balaam, who in the Book of Numbers talks with a donkey, a "magos".

He suggested that rather than relying on the second-hand accounts of White House aides, he and the others needed to observe Reagan first-hand, themselves.

Time still moves forward, not backward, and relying on the eighteenth century to understand the seventeenth is still a grave chronological error.

As Morison pointed out, with characteristic clarity, relying on the nineteenth century to understand the seventeenth is a rather grave chronological error.

While metrics relying on the first moments of the Bingham distributions provide relatively robust results, second-order metrics representing the peak spread are only meaningful, if the SNR is very high and no fiber crossings are present in the voxel.

Relying on the first three years of observations, WMAP has now measured these fluctuations with unprecedented accuracy.

Question everything, believe nothing until belief is verified by a second source (not itself relying on the first source).

There were only five studies that compared people with first episode bipolar (with four relying on the first admission for this categorisation) and those with further episodes.

If you're relying on the first page of results in a Google search, you're putting yourself at a serious disadvantage.