Sentences with phrase «relying on outsiders»

THE US risks losing its edge in human space exploration and faces the humbling prospect of relying on outsiders to put its astronauts into space.

Without access to the internet, many rely on outsiders to tell them the latest news and what's being done to help them.

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Lafley's «connect and develop» program, which relied on partnerships with outsiders to bring in new, marketable ideas, saved money but stopped delivering blockbusters.

It's important, he suggests, that participants - and outsiders, especially - don't know too much about what is really going on: This is obvious enough in the case of a Ponzi scheme (another of Dennett's sociological bacteria), which relies on dupes continuing to pay into the system.

To newbies or outsiders, this community can often feel like a place where you'll be judged for eating a non-organic meal or using formula or relying on pacifiers or purchasing a stroller.

Traditionally powerful institutions, such as parties and the press, have been sidelined by direct engagement through social media by outsider candidates feeding on discontent and relying on faith - based, populist and emotive appeals.

Truth is Mr. Eldridge is relying on people not paying attention and knowing as little about Mr. Eldridge is outsider status and his lack of qualifications so he can sneak into office.

Unlike today's usual brewing, which typically relies on carefully cultivated ale or lager yeast and rejects outsider microbes, some brewers are returning to beer's roots.

Or are we so disillusioned by the whole thing that we now feel we need to rely entirely on an outsider (or a match making function on a dating site) to find our ideal life - partner for us?

De Blasio tried to address his lack of executive experience by relying less than Bloomberg did on outsiders to staff his administration.

I fear that even the scienitfic establishment is beginning to question the wisdom of relying solely on the existing processes to persuade outsiders that they are right.

Relationship expert Matthew Walters is joined by YourTango marriage experts Esther Perel, Cynthia Chestnut, Elisabeth LaMotte and Lesli Doares to discuss the beneifts of seeing a marriage therapist even if you're not experiencing troubles, and a few reasons why you shouldn't rely too much on an «outsider» to guide your marriage.

Some cultures (and some families) emphasise relying on family rather than outsiders to resolve diffi culties.