Sentence examples for rest primarily on from inspiring English sources

But Mayweather's notoriety and income still rest primarily on one increasingly esoteric talent: hitting and not being hit.

Dictatorships that rest primarily on the power of just one man are generally more vulnerable in the face of popular revolt than are oligarchical systems where a broader network of elite interests has a stake in the system.

But the P.G.R.'s "historic" account did not rest primarily on science, nor on forensic evidence proving that the bodies of the students had been burned there.

Nor should the task rest primarily on the shoulders of our able military leadership and the highly regarded current No. 2, Robert Ford, who is fluent in Arabic and has served several tours in Iraq already.

These plans would rest primarily on a cap-and-trade scheme that imposes a gradually declining ceiling on emissions and allows power plants, refineries and other emitters to figure out the cheapest way to meet their quotas — either by reducing emissions on their own or by purchasing credits from more efficient producers.

Increasingly, the educational world is dominated by information and our economies rest primarily on that asset.

Krasiński's reputation rests primarily on two tragic dramas.

Plutarch's popularity rests primarily on his Parallel Lives.

"The bear case on eBay rested primarily on the idea their opportunity was not very large.

His claim to credit rests primarily on his handling of two issues: budget policy and trade.

Blicher's fame rests primarily on his short stories and short novels.