Sentence examples for we would rely from inspiring English sources

Ideally, we would rely on retailers to make the judgment.

From the foundation of Australia to Federation, it was natural that we would rely on Britain for defence and foreign policy.

"We would follow the logical story and if we believed that someone was involved then we would rely on our international partners to co-operate with that," the source said.

Under the Ryan path, we would rely on brute force (making the vouchers worth less than the value of the services provided), state governors (block grants), and competition (vouchers) to do the cost-cutting job.

'Discussions may indeed arise and we would rely on the professionalism of teachers to acknowledge any issues raised by children and deal with them in a way that is appropriate,' she said.

He said the reason he never hooked up the house to the power grid, though many solar users keep it as a back-up, was that "I was concerned that if did that we would rely too much on the electricity".

We can't rely on "enthusiastic amateurs" who teach short term, any more than we'd rely on amateur physicians.

"The whole operation of the building would basically be shut down and we'd rely on residents to pitch in just to get by," said Dan Wurtzel, president of Cooper Square Realty, one of the largest residential management companies in the New York.

At the time, few agreed about how profound the change would be...that smartphones would go from the third to the first screen, that we'd rely on these devices for so much of our daily lives, that mobile was not a channel but a lifestyle, that consumer "moments" would be at the core of the smartphone experience, and that brands needed to take a holistic approach to mobile or risk irrelevance.

"We'd relied far too heavily on outside forces".

And that was the moment that we decided that the campaign would rely on education.