Sentence examples for times relies from inspiring English sources

The Times relies on the reporting ability of its reporters; by the same token, The Times relies on the veracity of its polling practices.

Zacks recounts the misadventures of Eaton (and the fledgling Marine Corps) with an enthusiastic flair that at times relies too heavily on romantic conjecture.

Here are my questions for you, more specifically: Is it a concern to you that The Times relies to some extent on P.R. professionals for story ideas?

Water distribution at times relies on gravity to keep things running.

This may not be feasible in Uganda which at times relies on logistical support from WHO to carry out such evaluations.

At times relying on my own judgment was tough.

As the mother of a volunteer firefighter, I know that the firefighters and first aid members many times rely on the town's sirens to alert them.

St . Johns can be effectively inelegant at times, relying on bank shots and off-balance jumpers while missing long 3-pointers.

That leaves The Times relying on anonymous sources to dispute on-the-record sources, a questionable position over a story of less than world-shaking import.

But court records indicate that Dr. Segarra violated his own rules over 700 times, relying on others for medical histories and examinations.

With page after page of photo-filled coverage of the men's competition, The Times relied instead on The Associated Press for its women's tournament coverage.