Sentence examples for some reliance from inspiring English sources

Appellees place some reliance on Ex parte Buder, 271 U.S. 461, 46 S.Ct.

There's always been some reliance on making one's income on the private paying patients.

Some reliance is placed by the plaintiff upon the observations of Chief Justice MARSHALL in Cohens v. Virginia, 6 Wheat.

Counsel for the railway company placed some reliance on Pennoyer v. McConnaughy, 140 U. S. 1, 18, 35 L. ed.

Some reliance is placed on a line of decisions of the Court which describe the rights of way under early railroad land grants as limited fees.

But Mr. Levin conceded that "there will be some reliance on the honesty of people," with audits, random checks or other safeguards to verify what people report.

In some ways, Reliance marks a return to the past.

But Tong said some countries' reliance on coal did not mean mines needed to be built.

Key performance parameters for electrolyzer systems are conversion efficiency [electrical to chemical energy (H2)]; current density (amps/unit area), which in turn determines the hydrogen flux density, durability, scalability, and cost; and, for some designs, reliance on noble metals such as platinum.

Luckily, I was correct and I found it to be great, particularly that I'm only really working closely with a small group of people with an overall goal, but each part of the goal is handled fairly independently by each person with some overlapping reliance on others.

From the perspectives of some participants, reliance on parents or close family members and friends for breastfeeding-related information was considered sufficient.