Sentence examples for externally rather than from inspiring English sources
It gets people focused externally rather than internally".
"Moving to the sound of the guns," he writes, "requires that we are externally rather than internally oriented, so we can hear the guns; understand our antelope" — that's what he wrote — "so we know if the guns are worth hearing; think through our deep-mid-near goals so we know which guns to respond to".
To protect their self-esteem, individuals tend to attribute failure externally rather than internally.
Conversely, while some social innovations do reduce illness, more create benefits suggesting they tend to make positive contributions externally rather than reduce negative consequences.
While the beginning of a transition of responsibility from Jobs onto others is not a surprise, the part of this news that is surprising is that they have hired externally rather than promoted from within their internal team.
The transitions between equilibrium, oscillations and back have been studied here from a static perspective, in the sense that the changes in parameters were imposed externally rather than being regulated through an intrinsic model feedback.
And where, for example, the removal of passports is considered necessary, as it increasingly is, it should be externally monitored rather than done by Home Office fiat, and it must be capable of challenge through the courts.
Among young people especially she found that the self was increasingly becoming externally manufactured rather than internally developed: a series of profiles to be sculptured and refined in response to public opinion.
However, it must be born in mind that the task used in this study was externally paced, rather than, self-paced.
At the same time, the DMN shows deactivation during demanding tasks requiring externally-oriented, rather than internal, attention [3].
Members of the Williamsoniaceae family bore their flower-like organs externally on stalks, rather than packed inside their trunk, and the long, sturdy mouthparts of some kalligrammatids would be ideally suited to probing their female flower-like organs for, presumably, nectar-like fluid.
