Sentences with phrase «relied on compass»
The survey shows that young people rely on these compasses and make constant use of them.
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Introverts often rely on their own inner compass to know if they're making the right decision or doing a good job.
In one famous 1916 incident, New Zealand native Frank Worsley, a member of the ill - fated Antarctic expedition led by explorer Ernest Shackleton, relied almost solely on his internal compass to save the lives of 28 men marooned on an island in the Antarctic.
Biologists Kenneth Lohmann and Larry Boles at the University of North Carolina discovered that the spiny lobster Panulirus argus, an invertebrate not celebrated for brainpower, relies on an internal magnetic compass.
But under overcast skies, they rely instead on a magnetic compass, Guerra et al. found.
Stoners think differently they re less hung up on societal restraints and they rely on their own moral compass to decide whats right,.
Most rely on two principal standardized tests, called COMPASS and ACCUPLACER, to measure students» college readiness.
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You're literally on your own, relying only on the compass and learning the terrain to find your way.
You'll have no compass or waypoints (unless the map is filled in), meaning you'll need to rely on your wits and making extended exploration in the dust risky.
You'll need to rely on your magic compass and information you've gathered to find entrances to labyrinths and defeat the bosses in them.
Never compromise on ethics - Rely on your moral compass, even if it means ruffling some feathers or sacrificing quick solutions.
It is only the easily strayed with weak moral compasses who need rules that can be abused by those same said slippery agents of subterfuge who rely on «those are the rules» excuses to entrap their marks... I mean... clients.