Sentence examples similar to tacit reliance from inspiring English sources
Although ontology development is carried out largely by domain experts, such reliance on tacit knowledge favours the arising of (semantics) inconsistencies.
Reeve's appointment is a tacit acceptance that last year's reliance upon "Yorkshireness" was a mistake but there will be no incoming transfers.
But Conway's unthinking reliance on shorthand was chilling, a tacit admission that this administration now, officially, considers mass shootings a normal part of the news cycle.
While certain manipulations may make tacit knowledge more difficult to use and a higher reliance on more implicit motor processing more likely [4], [7], [10], the precision of what can be revealed about the characteristics of imagined movements remains limited.
The reliance of the business on fossil fuel extraction is tacitly, if briefly, acknowledged in a section of the company's official annual filings from 2012, touching on significant potential risks to the business.
If we accept a bully like Trump as a legitimate candidate, but fail to call him out for his reliance on name calling as a substitute for thought, we are putting a tacit stamp of approval, and asking for more of the same in elections to come.
Reliance denies these claims.
Reliance rejects these allegations.
Tabloidus: Her agreement was tacit.
