Sentence examples for that one can rely from inspiring English sources

Consider that one can rely on inanimate objects, such as alarm clocks; but when they break, one is not betrayed, although one may be disappointed.

Social isolation (not having significant friends or family that one can rely on), low-income status and early childhood trauma (in utero or out) are the conditions that produce crime and deviancy within US society, which can be eliminated with good government policy.

The young harbor no illusions, least of all about good governance, and have come to the sober assessment that one can rely only on oneself.

Like most established scientists, Wormser maintains that one can rely only on the best current science-based evidence to practice medicine; otherwise, he may as well rely on voodoo.

This is very promising observation which could mean that one can rely only on IT and/or k-mer features thereby dropping the computationally expensive generation of sequence motifs and in turn simplifying the process of miRNA categorization.

"What is at stake in this governor's race is nothing less than electing a governor that one can trust, and that one relies upon his word," he said.

They want names -- brands, if you will -- that they can rely on.

If able to reproduce that, he'd show up well here but it is the standout effort on his record to such an extent that one can hardly rely on something similar.

"Consumer excitement for 3D content is high, and Penthouse is the one studio that can rely on its broad expertise to deliver 3D in a manner unmatched by any other branded entertainment company".

At the end of the day, that is a man that can rely on me for the rest of his life ― period". .

I would add to that that obviously Turkey can rely on Nato solidarity.