Both democracy and science depend on avoiding comfortable blinkers.
Indeed, his trading depended on avoiding detection, not that he was acting for the benefit of another person.
Mr. Evans, the World Bank consultant, called the complete project "essential" but added that success would depend on avoiding waste and efficiently distributing the water.
In this view, therefore, scientific discourse practices may depend on avoiding everyday knowledge from a personal experience that is not an adequate warrant for a scientific claim (Gee 2004a, b).
"One of the issues that you have with using arbitrators is that the arbitrators themselves depend on avoiding offending either party for their livelihood," he said.
The House Speaker said that the success of his plan depended largely on avoiding places Cantor might be.
Unfortunately, since the 16th century, their survival has depended largely on avoiding not poisonous snakes or razor-toothed fish, but white men.
Yes, it's largely "on rails" and, as with most classic shooters, relies too much on memorising attack patterns; but when accompanied by score multipliers that depend on both avoiding hits and scoring plenty of your own, it makes for a truly challenging game that rewards repeat playing like few others.
The administration forecast also depends on the country avoiding the sort of global headwinds that have stalled the recovery in each of the last two years, including another flare-up of the European debt crisis or war in the Middle East.
Although pack stability is usually disrupted under control, dingoes surviving under conditions of intensive persecution must have retained stability, because survival depends on specialized skills (avoiding contact with humans, livestock predation, and baits) that must be passed on to their offspring.
