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• ‘This industry is not based on conventional career paths, so look for breaks to work your way up the ladder’ he advised.
• The idea is to have conventional people adopt it.
• If princes ought not to conduct themselves according to the dictates of conventional morality, how ought they to conduct themselves?
• What is disturbing is that there is no international law controlling the export of conventional weapons such as guns.
• It's a harrowing and rather conventional tale of one man overcoming many obstacles - poverty, blindness and drugs - to become a great star.
• Such attitudes alarmed his more conventional sisters.
• But business is all based on conventional wisdom.
• These were the most conventional works in the show and offered an interesting counterpart to the abstractions on view.
• This country has never conformed to international agreements for reducing nuclear and conventional weapons.
• Such people are very conventional and orderly in all they have to do.
• She churned out slight, conventional children's stories for 20 years to support her family before producing The Treasure Seekers at the age of 40.
• Also, a natural bid may still be not a conventional bid, if by agreement the only other information it conveys is that the bidder is reluctant to make an alternative response, even if some or all of such alternatives are conventional or artificial.
• Recent proposals for training in clinical academic medicine have re-emphasised the view that an excellent clinical training leading to a broad based conventional certificate is essential.
• The Air Force ended the Cold War with a substantial stockpile of conventional weapons.
• So long as he has only conventional weapons we can overawe him with our armed forces and clobber him back into line if he misbehaves.
• conventional weapons
• The film rather easily detaches itself from the auto accident and becomes a rather conventional study of a love affair.
• Endfield's next few films were more conventional assignments.
• This is in essence a short and rather conventional biography which breaks no new ground but is a good summary of current knowledge.
• It's not just for hippies, goths and other drop outs: there's plenty for straight, conventional people like yours truly.
• String theory by its very definition is based on the conventional rules of quantum mechanics and if Hawking was right, the entire foundation of the theory would be destroyed.
• Those same officials said the chemicals found are more commonly used to increase the explosive power of conventional bombs.
• This weapon uses conventional explosives to disperse radioactive materials, exposing troops and civilians to harmful radiation.
• Of course, flouting conventional morality was not allowed in the late 19th century.
• Although dazzle patterns have striking parallels with early abstraction, Wilkinson's work was relatively conventional .
• You can see mushroom clouds forming from very large explosions that are caused by conventional weapons.
• Fewer nukes in the world is an undisputably good thing, but the issue of curbing international sales of conventional weapons remains unaddressed.
• These buildings, characterised by their fractured plans, angular walls and jagged edges, have more in common with war memorials than conventional works of architecture.
• It's proved to be a black market source of conventional weapons and also has rockets modified for use as dirty bombs.
• From this, we may learn that the hero is a fundamentally conventional person, despite what he's been doing for the past five minutes.
• Yes, in some senses, it does seem to work as I would like to think, reaching deeper inside, able to touch on some levels which more conventional work cannot.
• I don't mean to sound too conventional , but I believe in mammograms.
• Perhaps they believe the conventional keyboard size is somehow ‘sacred.’
• Find yourself a window and crawl through it since we all know you're not conventional enough to walk through a door.
• So when she asks if the tragedy would have happened had they been more conventional , is it not simply an illustration of the way parents blame themselves, whether at fault or not?
• ‘I don't feel very comfortable with conventional people,’ Lennox later admits.
• They are listed solely to suggest that conventional models based on living creatures may be inadequate.
• These relatively conventional works were succeeded by a period of experiment in musical theatre, to which such works as Britten's church parables are a noteworthy contribution.
• Such persons are conventional and very orderly in all they have to do.
• I now it's not one of his more conventional works, but I love it when humor artists get macabre.
• But sometimes what we assume (based on conventional viewing habits and expectations) may be wrong, or at least unclear.
• The conventional approach to management based on analytical problem solving can no longer cope with accelerating change, complexity, uncertainty and conflict.
• Nuclear weapons depend on conventional explosives to squeeze the fissionable material together so it reaches the critical mass needed for an atomic explosion.
• Current training is based on a conventional , linear battlefield and enables drill sergeants to concentrate on the fundamentals of marksmanship.
• And they didn't believe in conventional medical treatment; they felt that God would look after you through the use of the diet and those sort of processes.
• Rather than following conventional standards, the work makes audible the ‘tremendous efforts of a writer to buck tradition’.
• the conventional view on crime
• a conventional approach
• In fact, its disdain for conventional musical genre - despite an obviously strong love of music - is what elevates it above the competition.
• They are conventional works only in the sense that they treat the voice vocally, if you will.
• his upbringing was a conventional one
• That's right, but they were not conventional people.
• Apart from the competent conventional work, there are also distinctly Australian design genres emerging.
• It is a less than conventional space, looking for a less than conventional owner, says Martin, who now wants to move on to a new renovation project, this time outside London.
• It is more likely that it would require the pressure of major great power competition in the arena of conventional armament to press modern armed forces to realize such changes to their fullest.
• It appears this is an extension of our policy on the sale of conventional weapons.
• In his own existence, he was very conventional .
• He said a career in accountancy marked him as a conventional person, someone who played it safe, but his degenerative eye condition and love of travel meant he had been forced to take risks.
• Short range stuff for dealing with conventional weapons and forces: nothing with the range or power we need.
• None of these could really be compared to the kind of conventional client that other designers had to contend with.
• And thank God only conventional weapons were used.
• That, though, was an attack using conventional weapons.