Examples of 'tend to rely' in a sentence
Meaning of "tend to rely"
This phrase suggests that someone or something has a habit or tendency to depend on or trust in a particular person, group, or thing. It implies a consistent pattern of relying on someone or something for support, guidance, or assistance
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Japanese people tend to rely on established authority.
The three categories above are the ones on which I tend to rely.
I tend to rely on numbers more than people.
Decision makers tend to rely on a single tool.
We tend to rely on the other person when we are in a relationship.
Younger people tend to rely on cell phones.
You tend to rely on your experience rather than on theoretical alternatives Yes.
Less independent individuals tend to rely so much on others.
They tend to rely mostly onquantitative methods.
Less independent individuals tend to rely more on others.
We always tend to rely on a miracle in our faith.
Poorer people and the elderly tend to rely on cash.
Women tend to rely on a collaborative leadership style.
The other problem is that we tend to rely on sunscreen too much.
They tend to rely on others for their success.
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Coal power stations in particular tend to rely on the highest quality pellets.
I tend to rely on basic shapes.
Countries that lack a reliable electric grid tend to rely on diesel generators.
Differentialists tend to rely on observational studies and correlations.
Leaders who ignore the relational aspect of leadership tend to rely on their position instead.
Shoppers tend to rely on routine.
For this reason, people naturally tend to rely on her.
It does not tend to rely on experiment.
And the well-being of the embryos and fetuses they carry, we tend to rely on.
The parties mostly tend to rely on lawyers to do the work.
I tend to rely on basic shapes . I find they complement my illustrations better.
Many of these countries tend to rely on a narrow range of export products.
I tend to rely on numbers more than people, From my long experience as an accountant.
More complex connectors tend to rely on some kind of compression fit.
We tend to rely on a variety numbers when we're trying to lose weight.
Experience shows that such services tend to rely on public and volunteer support.
They tend to rely on phrases like broadened diagnostic criteria.
Training and coaching SMEs strategy and so tend to rely on advice from external experts.
We tend to rely too much.
Investigations by the Competition DG also tend to rely on an increasingly thorough fact finding.
They tend to rely on their gut feel when making decisions.
However, human cancers tend to rely on both mechanisms.
Men tend to rely more heavily on their spouses for support.
This is in contrast to females, who tend to rely on drug overdosing.
These also tend to rely heavily on many types of spices.
Most people, when generating random numbers tend to rely subconsciously.
We also tend to rely on neighbors.
Furthermore, their foreign-exchange earnings and Government revenue tend to rely on a small number of commodities.
Beef ranchers tend to rely on public lands or good pastures.
But, as remarkable as these capabilities are, they tend to rely on line-of-sight connections.
Predictions tend to rely on complex mathematical models for forecasting.
Most people, when generating random numbers tend to rely subconsciously - on certain patterns.
They therefore tend to rely on reputation effects to guide their consumption decisions.
As their economies grow, these countries will tend to rely less on international assistance.
Crop breeders tend to rely increasingly on a narrow set of improved varieties.
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