Sentence examples for seldom rely on from inspiring English sources
Religious opposition can seldom rely on unambiguous texts and almost always requires some degree of rethinking that takes account of tested evidence and human reasoning.
'What presents a large challenge for individuals is all the more so for teams and especially teams that are working together in projects as they are faced with problems that can seldom rely on routines as project work is highly problem based' (Schley and Van Woerkom 2014: 116).
The composer and producer is best known for his big-name production credits (Coldplay and as Brian Eno's engineer), but he excels at building his own music: austere instrumental structures that seldom rely on four-on-the-floor stomp.
In the UK context, bad faith is seldom relied on as a ground of review as it is absent in most cases, or difficult to prove.
These two groups seldom relied on electric bicycles.
Charging sliding-scale fees means coming up with a new wage for almost every case one takes, and seldom can practitioners rely on anything more solid than their own judgment.
The general observation that small communities, which rely on one or few industries for employment, seldom expand was made in 1971, by Lucas [2].
Since this is seldom true, we rely on blind techniques, consisting in making assumptions on the patterns s, leaving A unknown, and then estimating s from the multispectral data x alone.
Since true pixel class assignments are seldom available, one must typically rely on a trained human analyst to produce a reference by using a mouse to draw boundaries of perceived regions on a digital image background.
On Monday, the Seminoles will have to rely on seldom-used reserves against Kentucky, one of two teams this season to beat No. 2 Louisiana State.
