over-reliance

Moral skill is chipped away by an over-reliance on rules that deprives us of the opportunity to improvise and learn from our improvisations.

The government's 'over-reliance on land-sale revenue for its fiscal health is the root problem of its land and housing policies, ' she said.

Yet there was a common ingredient in most failures: an over-reliance on wholesale borrowing.

Host city efforts have been variable, with a general over-reliance on tree planting.

It moves economic growth away from a dangerous over reliance on external demand, while shifting support to untapped internal demand.

Because whereas China's problem is an over-reliance on exports relative to domestic demand, America's problem is the opposite.

Over-reliance on China's economy, she has argued, carries with it the danger of being sucked closer into Beijing's political orbit.

The New York Times points out that an over-reliance on strong passwords takes the focus away from other concerns like keyloggers.

Economists believe an over-reliance on foreign workers also is keeping productivity levels down, jeopardizing Singapore's future growth.

Economic risks are hotly debated: a bubbly property sector, over-reliance on investment and rising government indebtedness.

Economic growth over-reliance on exports, therefore creates more faster export situation of economic development.

The move comes as Lenovo attempts to reduce its over-reliance on corporate business, which has been hit hard by the global economic crisis.

Engineering a shift towards domestic demand and moving from an over-reliance on export-led growth represents the first rebalancing.

Others cautioned that an over-reliance on star power will ultimately backfire and weaken the art form itself.

But to blame the current economic problems in the US or Europe on policymakers' over-reliance on models is unfair.

But an over-reliance on fast food means not everyone is getting all the nutrients they need.

Over-reliance on cheap short-term funding creates serious risks if inflation and the economy pick up.

In chapter 2, we analyse the the weakness of traditional PID controller and the over reliance of Smith predictive control on the model.

Economists have said that Beijing's over-reliance on exports has made global growth less stable.

The [government's] goal is to encourage enterprises to upgrade [and reduce their] over-reliance on cheap labour.

Over-reliance on fossil fuels has long drained national budgets.

An over- reliance on unseasoned risk models is also partly to blame for bad underwriting.

Mexico in 1994 before the favorable economic growth is built on the over-reliance on short-term foreign loans in the foundation.

The UK's over-reliance on the financial sector has proved perilous.

Another is over-reliance on export-led growth.

The most important lesson for Europe, however, is once again that over-reliance on Russian energy is dangerous.

But an over reliance on tools capabilities could lead to trouble.

She urged the government to take action to correct the phenomenon to prevent over reliance on the mainland market.

Even Gates was forced to backtrack after his speech last year criticizing the Navy's over-reliance on huge flattops.

is the second source of foreign financing and over-reliance on bank loans;

the risk of over reliance

over-reliance on one company if anything goes wrong