That ultimate reliance on the imagination is what has earned Browne admirers like Herman Melville, Jorge Luis Borges, and W. G. Sebald, all writers that shared his sense of endless wonder.
Such ultimate reliance on the military is what keeps Turkish politics immature, as evinced by the kind of temper tantrums thrown by the president and prime minister last week.
However, among the remaining respondents, those favoring the Hong Kong stand (39percentt) far outnumber those favoring the Chinese stand (three percent), attesting to the ultimate reliance of the news media on the domestic market for survival and prosperity.
Others, however, may look at such progress as an attempt to replace human connection with the ultimate act of reliance on machines.
"Our ultimate goal is to reduce reliance on personal cars, and we believe the best way to do that is to offer multiple modes of transportation — scooters, bikes, cars, public transit and more — in one app.
AGAIN and again in her book, she warns against depending on men, suggesting that self-reliance is the ultimate emancipation — which may explain some of her historical aggression around contracts and money.
It has been argued that "self-reliance is not the ultimate objective, in a world where all countries are competing for intellectual capital on a global basis, and when foreign aid is as much about knowledge as it is about money" [ 18].
The assistance thus secured was numerically small, amounting to no more than ten thousand men, not a thirtieth part of his native force; but it formed, together with the Greek mercenaries from Egypt who went over to him afterwards, the force on which he placed his chief reliance, and to which the ultimate success of his expedition was mainly due.
It may be that the crowdsourcing that drives YouTube, its reliance on the masses, becomes the ultimate answer to violent messages on the site, more than company censors.
The ultimate aim is to boost exports and reduce reliance on imports, and to unify Cuba's twin currencies of worthless domestic pesos and stronger "convertible" ones.The big unanswered question concerns the succession.
The proposals are not cure-alls, but they could be important steps toward an ultimate aim of expanding retirement coverage and reducing reliance on 401 k)'s, which have proved far too vulnerable to investing mistakes and market downturns to be the core of a retirement plan.
