Sentence examples for truly rely from inspiring English sources

"It's the only thing I can truly rely on," he said recently.

Speculative trading in derivatives is seen as especially harmful to businesses that truly rely on hedging against price swings in commodities.

Not yet two full turns through their rotation, the Mets have little they can truly rely on, other than a left-hander named Johan Santana.

My own experience has been that in doing mathematics, the most important thing is one's aesthetic sense: everything is terribly abstract, and one's ability to sense patterns, design and structure is all one can truly rely on in pursuit of understanding, always looking for a proof that is elegant.

They sound great with everything, with a few notable exceptions: songs that truly rely on very low frequencies.

For the first time in history they can truly rely on competition between platforms – especially from Android and Amazon –  to be a major incentive for all players that drives discovery and marketing of their content forward.

In their movies they truly relied on each other as a team (usually to clear their names of a crime they did not commit) and turned colorblind male bonding into box-office gold.

However, an effective CTC detection truly relies on both well-established isolation and identification strategies.

Thus, both systems have possible benefits over the other and the choice of system truly relies on its purpose.

This tactic involves being a "teammate" right up until your teammate is truly relying on you to contribute — especially when it involves you "holding a line" for him — and then maddeningly failing.

I'm a righty, so I thought I'd be in the clear, but it's amazing how quickly you realize you truly do rely on your non-dominant hand.