"The risk is when we become over-reliant on these technologies."
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From that, some may conclude that Britain is over-reliant on finance.
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People are over-reliant on the first piece of information they hear.
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"The economy is over-reliant on China," said Mr. Lee, the former president.
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This has particularly jarred with authorities concerned about an economy over-reliant on credit.
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But Flint was over-reliant on one company and was hit hard by the downturn in carmaking.
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"We judges can become over-reliant on statistical tools because they are shiny and new," he says.
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He's previously said it's during the recovery from that accident that he became over-reliant on painkillers.
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Greenland is over-reliant on fishing; some 90% of its exports taste good with butter and lemon juice.
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We have been over reliant on central banks to fix the problem but it is not under their control.
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Scentsy: DNVBs are hip, but they are over-reliant on twee launch videos and Facebook ads to drive revenue.
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"They had to diversify their business model because they were over reliant on smartphone sales," Forte told CNN Business.
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Human drone operators could become over-reliant on flawed computer analysis, and without proper oversight, these errors might go unnoticed.
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Huawei reportedly knew it was over-reliant on Google's Android before the US-China trade war and considered alternatives like Sailfish.
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Musk eventually acknowledged in an interview with CBS and a tweet in April 2018 that he had been over-reliant on automation.
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As with many places in the Caribbean, the economy is over-reliant on a single industry — tourism — for jobs and tax revenue.
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An already prolonged and frustrating period of insufficient and scattered growth simply continued as the world remained over-reliant on central banks.
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Rorsted attributed slower growth in Europe to the brand being "over-reliant" on its leisure business, a situation he promised will turn around.
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And as with the Tide Pods debacle, reporters evinced that they've become over-reliant on social media to tell them what to write about.
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The emerging economies that have suffered most this year—Argentina and Turkey—are over-reliant on foreign capital and have lots of dollar debts.
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There's also evidence that if dementia patients become over-reliant on antipsychotic meds, their risk of stroke and of death rises, the researchers note.
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Myers, of the Inter-American Dialogue, said Argentine authorities should be wary of becoming over reliant on investment or finance from any one economic partner.
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Any positive effects would have to be balanced with possible side-effects, including the risk that the government became over-reliant on monetary policy alone.
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The book is over-reliant on wisecracks, but draws substance from an absorbing exploration of how, through art, one can create and reveal layers of identity.
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Its teams, Juventus apart, generally have little or no effect in continental competitions; many are over-reliant on aging players, their legs weary and powers dulled.
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Our domestic approach, over-reliant on underfunded and ineffective trade-adjustment assistance policies, has not worked and needs to be replaced by more extensive safety nets.
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"If you're over reliant on some other platform, you don't own your audience, you're renting," said The Daily Beast's publisher, Mike Dyer, of Facebook's power over publishers.
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"The honest answer is that my team and I were over-reliant on the fact that we were pretty careful about what we click on," Podesta said.
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In June the state approved a budget that credit analysts at Moody's accused of being over-reliant on one-time measures, an assessment then-Governor Bobby Jindal disputed.
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Later, urging European countries to increase their defense spending to meet NATO requirements, Obama chided leaders for becoming over reliant on the United States for their own security.
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I mean, where do we draw the line so that public agencies, civilians, are not becoming over-reliant on private companies whose ultimate driving factor is, obviously, the business need?
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That piling into equities and bonds has prompted many market analysts to fear that these markets are over-valued, over-heating and are, ultimately, over-reliant on central bank policy.
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"In many places at the moment, we are over-reliant on insecticides ... you're not going to succeed if you put emphasis on just one part of the story," said Lines.
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The country remains over-reliant on oil and gas exports, it struggles to attract investment to modernize its infrastructure and productivity languishes at low levels while its labor force diminishes.
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"China has become over-reliant on the property market for economic growth over the past decade... If we don't solve these problems quickly, the consequences will be severe," Tang said.
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"We're concerned that the government debt path is over-reliant on strong growth, thus making it more vulnerable than the fiscal plan implies," Morgan Stanley said in a research note.
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I think we're both over-reliant on technology as a way to solve things and probably, at this moment, over-indexing on technology as a source of all problems, too.
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"But the notion that oil prices have fallen, and the state has been over-reliant on oil, does not mean we should be destroying a wildlife refuge today," she said.
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Second, past hiring freezes have failed to reduce federal spending – in fact, research shows that federal hiring freezes actually increase costs, because the government becomes over reliant on expensive private contractors.
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In a bid to avoid being over-reliant on China, the Tsai administration had already embarked on policies to engage and attract investments and visitors from other markets such as Southeast Asia.
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The problem is "what happens when the driver is over-reliant on the system," as Thatcham Research, which investigated just how good the software really is in a segment for the BBC, explained.
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He worries that people may overestimate the intelligence of their artefacts and become over-reliant on them, and that the institutions and practices on which human comprehension depends may erode as a result.
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Asked in the company's November 21 earnings call whether Apple had any plans to diversify the supply chain given trade and geopolitical events, Cook said the company was not over-reliant on China.
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Startups catering to influencers have garnered significant attention from Silicon Valley venture investors, but some feel the industry is over-reliant on tools like Instagram that can drastically affect an influencer's reach and advertising value.
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The CEO said it's everyone's right to dispute citations, and that if cities don't provide the infrastructure to support that right, and are over-reliant on fines for income, the service provides corrective pressure on them.
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As oil wealth dried up, Venezuelans became aware of how years of socialist policies, including expropriations, had damaged the country's non-oil productive capacity, making them over-reliant on imports and increasingly short of foreign exchange.
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Much like that, Subban represented more than just a great hockey player, but a glance back in time for younger generations who only know the Canadiens as a plodding, mostly boring, over-reliant-on-goaltending, underdog.
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A new report from The Information reveals that a group of Huawei managers had concerns that the company was over-reliant on Google before the US-China trade war kicked off, but nothing was done about it.
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To be resilient, "any city can't be over reliant on a single industry, whether that be Rotterdam and the port, New Orleans and petrochemicals, New York and finance," said Michael Berkowitz, president of the 100 Resilient Cities program.
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A new report from The Information revealed that a group of Huawei managers had concerns that the company was over-reliant on Google long before the US-China trade war kicked off but nothing was done about it.
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We should consider the degree to which it is necessary to regulate the supply chain of certain critical goods, like healthcare supplies and drugs, to ensure that the world is not over-reliant on one nation or region.
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In August this year, traders worried they were heading for a similar roller coaster ride when the central bank warned that small and medium-sized banks were again over reliant on overnight borrowing to fund longer-term bond positions.
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Toyota's robotic brace includes built-in sensors that know exactly how much support to provide the patient at any given point, letting making sure they aren't either over-reliant on support, or rushed before they're ready, potentially resulting in re-injury.
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The virus outbreak has fanned concern that Japan has become over-reliant on tourism, and could make it hard to reach a government target of 40 million visitors this year, up from 31.9 million last year and double those of five years ago.
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The counterargument, of course, will be that Pincus was in charge when Zynga became over-reliant on Facebook in the first place and that the stock bump still only brings the company to $4.26 per share — versus an IPO price of $10 per share.
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China, the world's top cobalt consumer, is "over-reliant" on the African country, which accounts for around half of global cobalt supplies, said Wu Lijue, chairman of Guangdong Jiana Energy Technology Co, a supplier of cobalt salts and other materials for EV battery cathodes.
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The two UFC fighters trade blows at the UFC 246 event in Las Vegas on January 18, and one of those in Cerrone&aposs corner has reduced McGregor as a competitor who is over-reliant on one weapon — a power punch with his left.
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The strong results extended Mr. Eastwood's hot streak — his previous film was "American Sniper," which was the No. 1 domestic release of 2014 — and revealed built-up demand by adult moviegoers after a summer filled with big-budget sequels and reboots over-reliant on computer-generated imagery.
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More attention should be focused on Japan's board members, who are not active enough in engaging with scandals when they occur, says Shin Ushijima, lawyer and president of the Japan Corporate Governance Network, noting a tendency for companies to be over-reliant on appointing outside panels that are not truly independent.
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Subsequently, Nigeria's economy is becoming over-reliant on cheap foreign imports to sustain itself, resulting in a clear decline in Nigerian Industry under such arrangements.LeVan, Carl; Ukata, Patrick (2018). The Oxford Handbook of Nigerian Politics. Oxford: Oxford University Press. p. 754–755. .
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Many felt that the evidence was over-reliant on imaginative discourse in therapy, and on patient reports of their state-of- mind. These subjective experiences are inaccessible to others. Philosopher of science Karl Popper argued that much of Freudianism was untestable and therefore not scientific. In 1975 literary critic Frederick Crews began a decades long campaign against the scientific credibility of Freudianism.
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Rosenwald resigned from the board of Freedom House in 2007, arguing that it had changed radically and was over-reliant on public largesse and government funding. Rather than a "voice for freedom", she maintained, it had become "very little more than a Beltway bandit". In 2007, The Washington Post listed Rosenwald as one of the "people of means and influence" who raised money to lobby President Bush to pardon Scooter Libby.
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Rotting Christ plays fast black metal in the Greek style, which was, according to AllMusic journalist Eduardo Rivadavia, “slightly over-reliant on furious blastbeats”, but showing “a budding flair for melody”. Chad Bowar of About.com describes the style as black metal which “took on a melodic, slightly heavy metal-ish format“, with a “limited supply of rhythm blasting and lifeless tremolo riffing”.Chad Bowar: Retro Recommendation: Rotting Christ - Thy Mighty Contract .
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The loss of Federal Electric forced Upton to diversify until, in 1916, they landed Sears, Roebuck & Co. as a customer. Sears began selling two types of Upton wringer washers under the "Allen" brand, one for $54.75 and a deluxe model for $95. Sales grew quickly and in 1921, Sears appointed Upton as their sole supplier of washers. To avoid becoming over-reliant on Sears, Upton began marketing a washer under their own brand name.
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On Rotten Tomatoes, the current critical consensus is overwhelmingly negative, at 4% positive reviews based on 157 reviews. It eventually earned the "Moldy Tomato Award" - awarded to the worst-reviewed film of the year. The site's consensus states: "Over-reliant on caricatures and lacking any human insight, Because I Said So is a cliche- ridden unfunny mess." On Metacritic the film has a score of 26 out of 100 based on reviews from 30 critics.
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In the event, he was persuaded to return for the second half of the 1962 season to give an attack over-reliant on medium-paced bowling an extra edge, but he took only 23 wickets and that was the end of his first-class career. Thompson was no batsman and always batted at No 10 or No 11 for Warwickshire; his highest score in first-class cricket was 25 which he reached twice, both times remaining not out.
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Collective farming was also implemented in kibbutzim in Israel, which began in 1909 as a unique combination of Zionism and socialism – known as Labor Zionism. The concept has faced occasional criticism as economically inefficient and over-reliant on subsidized credit.Y. Kislev, Z. Lerman, P. Zusman, "Recent experience with cooperative farm credit in Israel", Economic Development and Cultural Change, 39(4):773–789 (July 1991). A lesser-known type of collective farm in Israel is moshav shitufi (lit.
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Nations which mint too much currency, or are over- reliant on gold mining, are penalized by inflation. Technology investment is important in the long run; the game does not use a Civ-style tech tree, but instead has several different technology categories, which unlock new military units and buildings. Diplomacy is rather detailed: royal marriages, insults, alliances, trade embargoes, and so on all affect relations between countries. Players are able to gain control over other countries peacefully through personal unions and vassalage.
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Diamond Trust of London received few reviews, and they were generally mixed. Critics enjoyed the gameplay, but found that the game required a human opponent for it to shine, with the single-player element acting merely as a practice mode. Nintendo Gamer found the game "mind-bending", likening its cycle of bluffs and double-bluffs to the Ouroboros. GamesTM enjoyed the experience of "trying to outwit and deceive a friend", but found achieving victory over-reliant on control of the UN inspector.
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On its release, London received generally good, albeit not outstanding, reviews. The photography and acting was praised, although the storyline was deemed unconvincing and over-reliant on coincidence. The film ran in cinemas through the first half of 1927 but then disappeared from view, and no evidence can be found that it was ever distributed again after its first run. The British Film Institute does not hold a print in the BFI National Archive, and currently classes the film as "missing, believed lost".
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Doyle, 1989; p. 10 Farming of recent New World crops, including maize (corn) and potatoes, continued to expand and provided an important supplement to the diet. However, the spread of these crops was geographically limited (potatoes to Alsace and Lorraine, and maize in the more temperate south of France), with the bulk of the population over-reliant on wheat for subsistence. From the late 1760's onwards harsher weather caused consistently poor wheat harvests (there were only three between 1770 and 1789 which were deemed sufficient).
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The Byzantine empire c.1180, at the death of Manuel I. The Komnenian Byzantine army was a resilient and effective force but it was over-reliant on the leadership of an able emperor. After the death of Manuel I in 1180 able leadership was wanting. First there was Alexios II, a child-emperor with a divided regency, then a tyrant, Andronikos I, who attempted to break the power of the aristocracy who provided the leadership of the army, and finally the incompetents of the Angeloi dynasty.
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Because he worked on difficult to identify flies (specifically the Schizophora), the existing descriptions of which were poor, and because he had few contacts, many of the new species he described were already named. Also he was over reliant on colour and pattern as characters, and this led to his improperly defining species. He also worked on too many species. Much later criticism ensued but it must be remembered that he was an early worker and, in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars, French scientists were unduly criticised for nationalistic reasons.
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John McCracken attacks the idea that the revolt could be considered nationalist, arguing that Chilembwe's ideology was instead fundamentally utopian and created in opposition to localised abuses of the colonial system, particularly thangata. According to McCracken, the uprising failed because Chilembwe was over-reliant on a small Europeanised petite bourgeoisie and did not gain enough mass support. Rotberg's examination the Chilembwe revolt from a psychoanalytical perspective concludes that Chilembwe's personal situation, his psychosomatic asthma and financial debt may have been contributory factors in his decision to plot the rebellion.
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He has criticized the current tax system as over-reliant on sales taxes and as regressive. He has also criticized the Business and Occupation Tax, calling it unfair to small businesses, and stated that exemptions on property tax often favor large businesses. Willard says that K-12 basic education is in a very poor state due to the lack of proper funding. Willard cites his corporate and entrepreneurial experience as a means to solve the state’s ongoing budget crisis, with stated goals of promoting economic development and improving the public school system.
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During the 1938 tour of England, Bradman played the most consistent cricket of his career. He needed to score heavily as England had a strengthened batting line-up, while the Australian bowling was over-reliant on O'Reilly. Grimmett was overlooked, but Jack Fingleton made the team, so the clique of anti-Bradman players remained. Playing 26 innings on tour, Bradman recorded 13 centuries (a new Australian record) and again made 1,000 first- class runs before the end of May, becoming the only player to do so twice. In scoring 2,429 runs, Bradman achieved the highest average ever recorded in an English season: 115.66.
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Debuting on July 6, 2017 via streaming by NPR Music and on July 14, 2017 in other formats by the Wilsuns Recording Company and Static Shock Records, Need to Feel Your Love received acclaim from reviewers, some of them calling it one of the best LPs of 2017. Many critics highlighted its combination of different musical influences and the extension of Sheer Mag's musical range. However, the album was also criticized for being over-reliant on elements of old music. Need to Feel Your Love was included in the top 30 of year-end lists of publications such as Rolling Stone, NME, Spin, Slant Magazine, Noisey, and Paste.
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Investigators determined that the airline's standard operating procedure in regard to the selected landing mode (Flight Path Angle Guidance) was over-reliant on the Airbus' automation and lead to excessive loss of altitude. Per the SOP, the crew need not have monitored the aircraft's altitude or relation to the runway to make any subsequent adjustments to the flight path angle after the final approach fix. Subsequently, the captain and first officer failed to notice or respond to the fact that the aircraft autopilot selected a steep vertical angle flight path, causing a drop below the minimum safe altitude. Furthermore, limited visibility hampered the crew's ability to accurately perceive their surroundings.
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The Irish government launched the Murphy Commission in March 2006 to investigate the matter. The prospect of Connell giving evidence to the Murphy Commission was notable in itself: The 2009 Murphy Report into the scandal found that Connell was "slow to recognize the seriousness of the situation when he took over in 1988. He was over-reliant on advice from other people, including his auxiliary bishops and legal and medical experts. He was clearly personally appalled by the abuse but it took him some time to realize that it could not be dealt with by keeping it secret and protecting priests from the normal civil processes".
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The report found serious problems relating to the geographical and professional isolation of the hospital, its failure of leadership and its difficulty in recruiting staff as well as its focus on containing troublesome patients rather than providing proper therapy for them. Boynton was also highly critical of the internal complaints procedure: out of 178 complaints not a single one had been upheld over a four-year period. The report was also highly critical of the hospital's management structure, saying that it was over-reliant on central government, and made 205 recommendations. Boynton suggested strengthening the management and recommended that a Review Board should be set up to oversee the implementation of his recommendations.
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He was also named Preston's Player of the Year for 2001–02. He received the first red card of his career in Preston's 4–1 defeat away to Coventry on 17 March 2004 after he was judged to have kicked out at opponent player Calum Davenport, although both managers later admitted David Healy was the culprit. He scored three goals in 47 appearances in 2003–04. Cresswell drew praise from manager Billy Davies during 2004–05, "Richard is very capable of that and it is important that we keep creating chances for Cressy as we know that he will put the ball in the back of the net", although he admitted the team were over reliant on Cresswell's goals.
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Ofsted has been criticised as 'not fit for purpose' by the House of Commons Education Select Committee. The committee also highlighted their concern about "the complex set of objectives and sectors that Ofsted now spans and its capacity to fulfil its core mission". Other criticism has come from the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) which said "Ofsted is over-reliant on number crunching, using test data which are fundamentally unsound" and added that the organisation was "ripe for overhaul". Over a period of several years the Select Committee have questioned the Chief Inspector over its treatment of Summerhill School and what it has learnt from the 1999 Court Case and subsequent inspections.
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All of the unit commanders had been selected based on political associations and loyalty to superiors, instead of knowledge in air combat. Due to this, the newly established commanders were over-reliant on advice from about 30 Soviet advisors assigned to the Syrian Air Force to help them work with the new planes, and were generally ineffective. This era of power over knowledge, however, also meant a handful of pilots with powerful connections were able to disregard Soviet advisors and orders from their commanders. One of these pilots, Mohammad Mansour, then a novice MiG-21-pilot fresh from conversion course in the USSR, had an older brother, Fayez Mansour, with deep connections high up in the chain of command in Damascus.
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West Yorkshire Metro noted that a community transport provider "...spends its surpluses on transport services in the community which are not commissioned from public bodies" but that "commissioning from the sector can however carry risks...organisations can lack capability and professionalism and be over reliant on individuals leading to instability." HCT Group is no more immune to labour relations problems than any other bus operator.see for example 40 BUS WORKERS PICKET ASH GROVE on Workers Revolutionary Party news website, and London bus workers at Hackney to strike over dismissal of shop steward on Unite the union news website; both retrieved 10 October 2009 The Socialist Worker described HCT as "no friend of workers" and its workers as "some of the lowest paid drivers in London".
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Dr. No provided no spy-related gadgets, but a Geiger counter was used; industrial designer Andy Davey observed that the first ever onscreen spy-gadget was the attaché case shown in From Russia with Love, which he described as "a classic 007 product". The gadgets assumed a higher profile in the 1964 film Goldfinger. The film's success encouraged further espionage equipment from Q Branch to be supplied to Bond, although the increased use of technology led to an accusation that Bond was over-reliant on equipment, particularly in the later films. Davey noted that "Bond's gizmos follow the zeitgeist more closely than any other ... nuance in the films" as they moved from the potential representations of the future in the early films, through to the brand-name obsessions of the later films.
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The web-video series Extra Credits recommended it on one of their "Games you might not have tried" episodes, praising it for challenging the player to examine their beliefs, and commenting that being good at the game itself "requires the same sort of paranoid genius that the game itself is trying to warn against." Polygon's Russ Pitts found the game a frustrating exercise, his experience determined by the arbitrary quality of player designed houses, and further obstructed by the harsh consequences of failure. Pitts felt the game valued its message over the player's time and yet found the message hard to take seriously; he would describe the game as the most disturbing he had ever played. Keza MacDonald, in her review at IGN, shared these frustrations, finding that tackling player- constructed houses made the game over-reliant on trial and error.
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The Haughley Experiment was the first comparison of organic farming and conventional farming, started in 1939 by Lady Eve Balfour and Alice Debenham, on two adjoining farms in Haughley Green, Suffolk, England. It was based on an idea that farmers were over-reliant on fertilizers, that livestock, crops and the soil should be treated as a whole system, and that "natural" farming produced food which was in some way more wholesome than food produced with more intensive methods. Lady Balfour believed that mankind's future and human health were dependent on how the soil was treated, and ran the experiment to generate scientific data that would support these beliefs. Deborah Stinner, an entomologist, has written that by modern standards the Haughley experiment was more of a "demonstration" than a true experiment because it lacked methodological rigour, and it is thus not possible to draw any firm conclusions from its outputs.
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