It should also serve as a guide for how they can reverse their slide into dispensability, to paraphrase Mr Nasr.
Q. Talk more about this notion of dispensability.
In recent years, several universities have had to close their chemistry or physics departments, citing lack of student demand, but the champions of science argue that this is more the result of the faulty structure of the national curriculum than any indication of the dispensability of these subjects.
Barlow is telling me that, while overall he loved the experience of Take That mark 1, the gruelling boy-band schedule and gnawing feelings of "dispensability" (real or imagined), took their toll.
This is where Sean Bean as Eddard (Ned) Stark, Warden of the North, newly appointed to be the King's Hand, graduates from his established condition of dispensability to the same indispensability that he enjoyed in "Sharpe," and then, while the old King slowly dies, goes on to a postgraduate degree as the wise man, the unwobbling pivot of the plot.
For the clerks, receptionists and other relatively low-paid workers who make up the vast majority of temps, it can be a place of mind-numbing boredom, invisibility and dispensability.
Buildings disappear just like fortunes and reputations -- the instant dispensability of all of us working in movies!" What survives, of course, are his movies.
If contemporary social life in New York's upper echelons breeds little more than party invitations engraved on heavy vellum, it breeds dispensability.
"It is true that" in "it is true that p" could be redundant in view of the fact that there cannot be factual information that is not true, but DTT could mistake this linguistic or conceptual redundancy for unqualified dispensability.
