Sentence examples for to rely of from inspiring English sources

"But the geography in the north of the county, concerns over the issue of ambulance response times and the distances they will have to travel are such we do not want to have to rely of other hospital for care," he said.

Rather, the plan is to rely on word-of-keyboard.

Business travellers no longer have to rely on word-of-mouth to find a good restaurant in a new city.

Instead, it had to rely on "coalitions of the willing," which undermined the cohesion of the alliance.

The authorities have no means of discovering what these earnings are and are forced to rely on "evidence of affluence".

In view of the extreme differences between and within countries, it is inappropriate to rely on comparisons of simple averages.

Nevertheless, it would be of interest to rely on the expression of sex steroids receptors to predict metastasis development.

As a result, he seldom gets referrals, which forces him to rely on word of mouth.

So that means they have to rely on lots of arm-twisting and dollars to make the difference this time".

Other types, such as artistic expression, appear to rely on parts of the brain becoming "quieter" than usual.

England and Wales would not have to rely on imports of electricity from Scotland.