Sentence examples for which counted on from inspiring English sources

In the state of Washington, Big Brothers and Sisters of Spokane County, which counted on bingo for 95percentt of its budget, saw annual receipts plummet by one-third, or more than $200,000, since 1994, when tribal games opened up outside the city.

Disco challenged rock's star system, which counted on fans' loyalty for the length of a performer's career.

No neighborhood is immune from the pain, but the stakes are higher in emerging areas, which counted on the boom to lift them to prosperity.

She beat Robson in three tough sets on the grass of Birmingham last year, their only meeting, and they are friends on the Tour, none of which counted on Saturday.

HP, which counted on PC sales for 32% of its $32 billion of revenue in its latest quarter, relies more heavily on purchases by consumers, whose heads are easily turned by new gadgets.

In Britain, which counted on taxes from financial assets and property, the primary deficit is still likely to be above 3% of GDP in 2014, one of the highest among the world's big rich economies.All this is daunting enough.

Korea Gas, which counts on Aceh for one-fifth of its gas purchases, bought spare cargoes from Taiwan and Malaysia, according to Hong Sik Jeon, the company's director of purchasing.

Concrete waste constitutes the major proportion of construction waste which counts on about 50% of the total wastes generated.

Nidec, which counts on China for about 40percentt of its revenue, slashed its profit projections by more than 25percentt.

Being angry is a luxury reserved for the public, which counts on the president to exercise more measured judgment.

The company, which counts on the United States for a fifth of its sales, is Korea's largest exporter.