Sentence examples for sides relied from inspiring English sources

Both sides relied heavily on their ethnic groups in a nation where tribal loyalties mostly trump ideology at the ballot box.

Both sides relied on familiar points in the hearing before the three-judge panel of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals to determine whether an injunction that would end the lockout was legal.

Bluff or not, F.T.C. documents and court records, including Mr. Greisman's notes of the conversations, show the nitty-gritty calculations that both sides relied on during two days of phone discussions between the two lawyers and other company executives.

It gave us invention and flair and good acting throughout, but the denouement – which looked like a warning against last-minute packing, with stuff forgotten and bits of plot still sticking out of the sides – relied too much on pagan whimsy to satisfy those expecting a more orthodox arrangement of punishment and reward.

Where once both sides relied on reporters to cover the story of war, affording them relative safety, propaganda is increasingly crowding out independent journalists who pose a threat to warped narratives.

Both sides rely on each other in interlocking trade networks.

He had been booked as a guest long before the Orlando tragedy, but far from simply making the best of a potentially awkward situation, their conversation quickly built a bridge between ideologies that too often, and on both sides, rely more on interpretation than information, on competitive posturing more than actual dialogue.

Similarly, in experimental work, both sides rely on the same set of model systems that are amenable to study in the laboratory.

The home side relied on first-half goals from Mark Noble and Joey O'Brien to secure the victory.

Consequently, the Pokot side was rich in pasture, water and animals, while the communities on the Turkana side relied almost entirely on food aid as they had lost most of their livestock during the extended dry period.

"Israel and the veteran collaborators have mutual interests, and each side relies on the other," Dr. Abu Heen said.