Sentences with phrase «rely on anything»

Don't rely on anything less will save you lots of money and heartache my motto has been «where my word is my bond and accountability to the client is everything»!

You can simply «be» together and not have to rely on anything outside yourselves for enjoyment.

However, they did tell you not to rely on anything they said and that you should seek your own legal advice.

The party that receives such a letter can not use or rely on anything it says in legal proceedings.

He can't rely on anything that he has come to know after his comments were published — the judge could consider that to be merely fortuitous that it happens to align with Steyn's published comments.

«I didn't want to rely on anything I was seeing, I wanted to paint from my imagination.

On the other hand, physical copies can always be put in the device and started up without having to rely on anything or anyone else.

«Sure its an ego trip to chat up or start dating gorgeous females but I wouldn't rely on anything longer term to eventuate» Short skirts and skimpy outfits were an indication of a good time girl or a girl to have some fun with for a short or medium term.

However, once you have the exercise learned you'll see amazing results in your upper body without having to rely on anything else.

It's been awesome to rediscover part of myself where I don't have to rely on anything but my character, my heart, my mind, and my intelligence, which are what make me beautiful.

The devices wouldn't rely on anything spinning or turning like wind turbines, but would instead harness the energy in the vibration of wind, seismic activity and more.

I vowed to never rely on anything electric second - hand again.

He can't be anything other than who he is and can't rely on anything other than his own experience.

I've made great vegan quesadillas over the years using various cheese substitutes, but how about a plant - based quesadilla that doesn't rely on anything cheezy at all?

Bluetooth tethering consumes by far less power (on the mobile providing network access), and mobile support means not relying on anything else to provide network access.

The game code no longer relies on anything above SSE 2,

There are of course huge vested interests in the status quo — anyone who relies on anything from any infrastructure within a meter of mean sea level (this is almost everyone if you work it out), and yet you think that someone investing in solar energy, maybe just because they'd like to see it succeed means that nothing they say can be trusted?

Nor, for that matter, can the employer claim that it relied on anything Dusenbery did or said that would make it entitled to the death benefit based on a theory of «reliance.»

Inside the mall, though, mobile devices have a far tougher time orienting themselves, relying on anything from Bluetooth beacons to simply guessing where the device is.

Not exact matches

The result is that you don't have to rely on controls, plug - ins, or other helper applications to achieve special effects, animation, or anything else that dynamic HTML enables.»

Consumers and customers may be feckless a — holes — always looking for the next best thing and anything better or cheaper — but the people you rely on to help you build your business have to be loyal beyond reason.

But of course, it gets much more sophisticated for manufacturers that rely on raw materials or retailers that rely on inventory, and can't sell anything without an uninterrupted supply chain.

He's shocked to discover that most shoeshine guys, for example, pocket only a dollar out of the price of the shine, relying on tips to make the job anything close to viable.

But people who rely 100 % on any type of investment — whether it's their own company or anything else — are taking a big chance, because of a dangerous lack of diversification.»

Whether selling off the hardware section of the business and relying on software licenses is a viable business strategy will, of course, depend on the success of BlackBerry 10, but given RIM's recent track record, anything might help.

Cryptocurrencies that rely on decentralization offer society a unique value proposition unlike anything we've seen in recent history.

Higher productivity growth, sustained over a few decades, would have a profound impact on future living standards, but to expect an economic boom of anything but the short - lived variety is to rely on arithmetic that doesn't add up.

There are risks in using any information, software, service or product found on the Internet, and MFS cautions you to make sure you understand these risks before retrieving, using, relying upon, or purchasing anything via the Internet.

And literally everyone who relies on the federal government for anything, including Congress, will be wondering just how many things are going wrong, or being left undone, because the people at the top are spending their time playing Trump's guessing game instead of doing their jobs.

If anything, their estimates, which rely on imperfect precedents, are too optimistic.

Once you stop relying on evidence and reason to formulate your worldview, you are prone to believe in anything.

And if can't do anything to keep it, then we come full circle and discover that all we can do is trust and rely on God to keep us in His family.

In my sermon I said that there is nothing inherent in our own nature on which we can rely for our hope; nothing, as it were, whether we call it a soul or anything else, which provides us with a built - in guarantee of survival.

As with anything, it's better to ask someone what they believe or do not believer instead of relying on a label.

Simpletons acting on faith as opposed to the erudite who rely on logic is as much as saying simpletons don't want to know why anything is the way it is, they just accept what they have been told without a shred of evidence.

But those who in their own puffed up knowledge rely on their own natural senses, they Will NOT see Him in anything, although the witness of His Presence is all around them, and His fingerprints are evident on everything that exists.

As always, warring governments rely on the least educated, most easily influenced, and physically strongest members of society to do their dirty work and will use anything they can find to try to motivate them.

He didn't rely on me or look to me for anything.

For the modern problem really lies in the fact that so many Enlightenment thinkers relied on a concept of «natural» that was anything but a reflection of human nature as it actually exists.

It is also unfortunate that he relies so heavily on paraphrase: direct descriptions of Percy by friends, and especially Percy's self - characterizations, are more pointed and interesting than anything Tolson offers.

While both parties may be influenced by religion, one party moreso than another relies more heavily on that; because of that reliance that party essentially CA N'T do anything positive for gay people because it would go against their religious beliefs.

Really to give up anything on which we have relied, to give it up definitively, «for good and all» and forever, signifies one of those radical alterations of character which came under our notice in the lectures on conversion.

The MP said the report had shown that people couldn't rely on others to safeguard against abuse and that they have a responsibility to report anything they considered to be wrong.

Taking Hamilton's criticism a step further, I would say that the form and presentation of Pannenberg's theology rely too heavily on a philosophy from which anything can be and has been proved.

Wisest: Megan Tietz with «The Pivotal Importance of Curating Opinions» «The art of curation - whether we are talking about curating art or opinions or closets or blog reads or anything that needs to be kept fresh and updated - is an art relies on organic evolution.

The principle that the right wing is relying on is: An employer, in his capacity as an employer, can never be forced to do ANYTHING with respect to how he conducts his business, how he treats his employees, etc., IF it conflicts with his religious convictions.

And yet the opposite fault glares at us from across American Christianity: the idea that suffering is not at all our lot, should be shunned and avoided at all costs, and is a valid reason to hoard what we have, defend ourselves at any cost and as proactively as we think we need to against others, and rely on opiates as a matter of course, without viewing suffering at all as anything that might in any way or to any extent be worth enduring.

@Adelina: Christians are imperfect sinners, by their own admission, so to rely on their honesty and integrity as the first, best verification of anything is a poor idea.

Dependency is relying on somebody else to take care of your needs, usually at the price of not having anything to say in the matter.

We must seek the Father at all times and not rely on man, and when we are persecuted for being children of God, our blessings will surpass anything that can be inflicted by those whose hearts are lost.