It takes independent regulation, and a meticulous, self-critical safety culture that endlessly searches for risks it might have missed.
"We would never have done it," he told campaign reporters, desperate wretches condemned to roam the earth with calculators, endlessly searching for the Ryan-Romney page.
In 1864, during his assault on Atlanta and then the long march across Georgia to the sea, Sherman's letters to his wife are filled with obsessive, endlessly searching discussions of their dead son.
Something in the way he sang — Cornell's huge, burly voice was straining but never strained, as if he were trying to get somewhere else but couldn't, so he just kept backing it up and trying again — felt endlessly searching.
Kenny got to work on time, Marla avoided the painful New York ritual of endlessly searching for street parking, and my brother returned the car that night, not only no worse for wear, but with a full tank of gas and a new headlight bulb.
The infinite scroll is interaction design's answer to our penchant for endlessly searching for novelty.
Let's check my timeline!" Yet, it's undeniable that the mind compels us to do everything we do as it endlessly searches for rewards and avoids pain.
Images of food, kids, half-naked bodies, and artifacts of status entice users to keep scrolling and scrolling, endlessly searching for the next interesting thing sure to await just beyond the fold.
First, the obvious force is the continued proliferation and advancements in mobile, handheld technologies, with more and more people owning not just one mobile device, and endlessly searching for newer applications and models to deliver better experiences than traditional websites, customized to our location, context, and other variables.
